The animal imagery associated with Enclosure A includes snakes and other creatures that recur at the site, but the specific composition of the imagery is distinct from other enclosures.

Enclosure C is notable for having pillars that bear, among other imagery, a distinctive net-like pattern carved below the T-bar cap.

The functional or symbolic significance of this net imagery is uncertain — it may represent actual nets used in hunting or fishing, or it may be a more abstract geometric element with a different meaning.

The repeated appearance of net patterns on specific pillars suggests it was a meaningful design element rather than accidental, but the interpretation remains open.

Enclosure D, the largest of the main excavated enclosures, is where the most dramatic and most-discussed imagery is concentrated.