The monument has been stylistically dated to the turn of the 9th century AD, based on its similarity to Stela 11 from Naranjo. Stela 7 is a plain monument fashioned from slate that was in the rear row of stelae at the base of the East Platform. Stela 8 is a plain monument made from fossiliferous limestone. It was in the rear row of stelae at the base of the East Platform. Stela 9 is a sculpted monument in Plaza A of the West Group. It was dedicated on 11 October 790 (9.18.0.0.0. 11 Ahau 18 Mac in the Long Count), and bears the sculpted figure of king Ch'iyel. This stela was originally erected at the base of the causeway leading to the East Group but was moved in the late 20th century. Stela 10 was dedicated in AD 800 and may be the latest monument ever erected at the city. It was found fallen at the base of Structure 7 in the northwestern portion of Plaza A and was associated with a plain altar, Altar 5. The Long Count date appears to be 9.18.10.0.0. 10 Ahau 8 Zac,. which corresponds to 19 August 800. Stela 12 is a plain slate monument that was found in the rear row of stelae at the base of the East Platform. It is believed to have fallen from the platform itself. Altar 1 was found close to the stub of Stela 1. Altar 2 was associated with Stela 2. Altar 3 was paired with Stela 3. Altar 4 is associated with Stela 6, at the base of the East Platform of the E-Group astronomical complex in Group A. Altar 5 is a plain monument associated with Altar 10 in the northwestern portion of Plaza A. Notes References Further reading Maya sites in Petén Department Archaeological sites in Guatemala Former populated places in Guatemala Maya sites that survived the end of the Classic Period