No, I do not have any personal pyramid building experience that I can remember. I don't have the picture you are looking at, but I do a bit about the architecture.
Most of mexico is old coral reefs (geologically speaking), and hence there is a lot of calcium and lime. They (mayans/aztecs) used lime based cement to adhere face stones and usually built lighter weight wood structures on top of pyramids. The inside walls where plastered with lime cement and colored with pigments in fresco style. Animal bone glues were used in craftsmanship too, but very little of that exists today as that does not last 100's of years.
I'm not sure why you were asking or if you were just playing w/ me, but there are a few interesting facets of their architecture. Along the avenue of the dead, there was a building complex (forget the name) near the center, east side, which had a formica tiled floor. Formica was very rare and its use was unknown. Although I suspect it was being used as an electrical insulator.
Another interesting bit I discovered was that the map of the ave of dead and surrounding pyramids is rough mirror image of the stars, with dates of pyramid construction being equivalent to light years star was away from earth. Main pyramids I think were dated to 6 and 34 AD. I stumbled across this after learning how mayan hieroglyphs were mirrored on the sarcophagus lids so that the dead would be looking at them in the proper orientation. Like looking through a transparency.
More interesting was that on the sides of the sun pyramid, there are bands of harder stone stacked up on side steps that when the place was occupied were covered with the outer dressing stones, likely a softer marble. The bands of stone, which are visible today look very similar to the spectrum signitures of stars. I was never able to get ahold of sprectal data for the stars on the map that corrolated to the pyramids, so I have not been able to verify or deny my theory. I would like to compare the star spectrum with the pyramids and see if they match, thus proving that Mayans knew way more than we do about time/space.
Please take a look and let me know what you think, if you have the will, the time, and information. Pyramid is located at 19d 41'32.51" N, 98d 50' 37.18" W. Star map was taken at same location april 17th, 4 BC. I remember that date because I painted it.
A few months ago I was ATV'n through jungle on yuccatan and came across a cenote with an unexcavated temple and cave entrance nearby. I was not allowed to start exploring, but it reminded me of a decade old quest I was on to prove or dis-prove how much the mayans really knew about the the stars. I wondered if this small jungled-over temple represented a distant star in our galaxy. Maybe a portal.
