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According to fashionable Pueblo Indians, Sun Temple’s options classify it as a ceremonial structure. As a result of neither house product nor roof beams were found by archeologists at Sun Temple, some believe the symmetrically planned “D” formed building was ne’er completed. Nevertheless its size alone points to the number of labor that went into its construction. The stones within the fine masonry walls were formed and given a “dimpled” flat surface by the builders of the structure. Primarily based upon the number of fallen stone removed throughout excavation, the walls most likely were between eleven and fourteen feet high. The thick walls were double coursed and full of a rubbish core. Today, fashionable concrete covers the highest of the walls to forestall wetness from going into the rubbish placed between the walls.
There is AN scoured stone basin with 3 tiny indentations at the southwest corner of Sun Temple, next to the wall. This feature could have served as a sun dial to mark the modification of seasons.
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