The grounds, grass and shade trees. Vegetation will be left on the structures in an aesthetic sense, to help them blend in with their natural surroundings. The walkways and small paths that lead the visitors from one place to another. The variety of signs at tourist sites are vast, and usually in at least three different languages. Some inform, while many warn.
Chains are common on the steep pyramids, as are the ambulances parked below.
This will come in the form of the views of people that work at the site of Uxmal, both directly and indirectly involved in the tourism of the site. This will flow into the actual excavating and restoring of the archaeological sites of Yucatan. I saw many of the same guides leading different groups of tourists through the ruins, often speaking a different language each time. Work for the guias is everyday of the week, from 8am into the evenings. The number of languages varies from only Spanish to a wide variety.