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Ballcourt sculptures, Copan, Honduras, Late Classic Maya, showing ballplayers with the large rubber ball. Five of the players are wearing Lowland Maya outfits; one player is wearing a local Maya version of the Veracruz style (from Gulf Coast Mexican influence): this foreign outfit consists of a ballgame yoke, an hacha, and a handstone. Photographed courtesy of IHAH.
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