Circle 2 is the second largest guachimonton with an overall diameter estimated at 100 meters.
The central altar has an estimated diameter of 99 meters.
Circle 2 is the only at the site to have ten platforms constructed on its banquette.
Radiocarbon and ceramic evidence suggest a construction date sometime between 15 and 115 CE  Platform 1, the largest of the ten platforms, is situated on the northeast portion of the banquette and is centered on Ball Court 1.
Platform 5, in the southwest portion of Circle 2, is unique among the platforms at the lower ceremonial center as it is the only platform shared between two guachimontones.
The other guachimonton that shares Platform 5 is Circle 3.
Circle 2 is the second largest guachimonton with an overall diameter estimated at 100 meters. The central altar has an estimated diameter of 99 meters. Circle 2 is the only at the site to have ten platforms constructed on its banquette. Radiocarbon and ceramic evidence suggest a construction date sometime between 15 and 115 CE  Platform 1, the largest of the ten platforms, is situated on the northeast portion of the banquette and is centered on Ball Court 1. Platform 5, in the southwest portion of Circle 2, is unique among the platforms at the lower ceremonial center as it is the only platform shared between two guachimontones. The other guachimonton that shares Platform 5 is Circle 3.
Guachimontones