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Figure 7. The church at Tipu. The pho<strong>to</strong> looks northeast.<br />

Although church plans show common themes, particularly in the case of the early<br />

churches, Lamanai’s <strong>to</strong>wn plan differs from that of Tipu. Perhaps not<br />

surprisingly, the Lamanai community was strung out along the edge of the<br />

lagoon. The churches were built on a ridge overlooking the lagoon, with the<br />

colonial residential structures (e.g., Str. N11-18) lying about 350-400m north of<br />

the church zone (Figure 8), whereas Tipu's plan was more concentrated with the<br />

church bordering one of the sides of the community's main plaza (Figure 9).

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