The pre-Socratic Greek philosopher, Protagoras made famous the claim that “Of all things the measure is Man, of the things that are, that they are, and of the things that are not, that they are not” and taught this idea, simply rendered as “Man is the Measure of All Things”. However, Jose Diaz-Bolio doesn’t entirely agree to assert that “this idea had an exception in the land of the Maya, for man and the Ahau Can serpent were the measure of all things”. Diaz-Bolio who refers to the Great Pyramid as the “Zamna Pyramid”, believes one of the panels on the temple’s facade depicts tiny round solar faces — each representing a cardinal direction —surrounded by stylized rattles of the crotalus durissus.