Edzna had an efficient system for collection, storage and rainwater disposal; erected large buildings (architecture Peten, Chenes and Puuc is appreciated) and dominated the surrounding villages.

The city was 25 km long and archaeologists have identified more than 600 buildings. Some of them are: The Great Acropolis the knives platform, Big House, 5 sacbés (white roads), a ball game, etc.

The greatest strength of Edzná occurred between the years 400 and 1000 AD.
Chronology: 600 b.C. - 1450 AD.