The right side of the 2001 image of the "Face" confirms the feline aspect of the east side of the "Face"  as seen  in the 1998 image (figure 3)  A comparison to the 1998 image is provided for  conformation  of facial features (figure 3b). Notice that in  the current image of the "Feline" side of the "Face" it still  retains the crown feature and a square shape to the head. We still see the rectangular, squinting eyes, the muzzle, and a short zig-zag shaped mane (or beard). The only surprise in the new photograph is the presents of four  little "fangs" at the top and bottom of a flailing "tongue". The tongue is highly decorated with a crown like pattern (detail, figure 4). In Mesoamerican cultures the flailing tongue was often seen as a sign of "bloodletting" (figure 5). The tongue was synonymous with the sacrificial knife and in many Mesoamerican images a protruding tongue was shaped like a knife blade (figure 6).

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