Madlands of Tla'tlaqixi Gallery
Hartmann Camp
The primary research camp of the Hartmann-Veracruz Expedition, established near the entrance to Cenote Negro in 1932
Temporal Equipment
Custom-built chronometric equipment used by the expedition to measure temporal distortions
Black Cenote
The infamous Cenote Negro, the largest sinkhole in the district, known for its extreme temporal distortion effects
Cenote Marker
A pre-Columbian stone marker bearing temporal warning glyphs, discovered at the entrance to Cenote Negro
Quine Basecamp
Members of the Quine Expedition establishing their first research camp near the edge of the Madlands in 2018
Botanical Samples
Pressed specimens of the Hangman's Liana collected during the expedition's botanical survey
Maqamiztlec Relief
A weathered stone relief depicting the legendary exodus of the Maqamiztleca, showing figures carrying sacred objects through a stylized marshland
Hmeyotlotl Altar
Modern altar to Hmeyotlotl maintained by the Brotherhood of the Eternal Spore, featuring traditional offerings of psychoactive fungi and flowers
Hmeyotlotl Relief
A weathered stone relief depicting Hmeyotlotl in her traditional form as a young woman holding both a flowering vine and a burial shroud, discovered at the Temple of Midnight Blooms
Yucatan Zones Map
A classified Mexican government map from 1962 showing the distribution of documented anomalous zones across the Yucatan Peninsula
Distorted Instruments
Scientific instruments showing inexplicable readings within the Circle of Whispers zone
Jungle Centipede
A specimen of Scolopendra tlatlaqixensis, one of many megafauna species endemic to the region
Tlatlaqixi Altar
A moss-covered sacrificial altar discovered during the Quine Expedition, bearing distinctive Maqamiztlec iconography including the "Weeping Eye" motif
Quine Station
The Quine Research Station, established in 2018 as the first permanent scientific outpost in Tla'tlaqixi