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Most of these images are Google Earth's highest resolution, though they remain somewhat blurry. Despite not being perfectly high resolution, the features are still sufficiently discernible for both viewing and AI analysis.
I contacted several providers attempting to purchase high-resolution images of the area, but the commercially available resolution was either the same or worse than what Google Earth provides.
Analyzing satellite imagery of the Amazon to identify potential ruins, there are several ways that foliage patterns can provide clues:
For reference and to compare known semi developed jungle ruins to these possible ruins.
El Mirador in Guatemala
You see similarities in the Mexico, Guatemala & Brazil sites as far as lines, angles, voids, shadows etc.
Here is what you can't see in satellite images in Calakmul but can with LiDAR.
Here also is LiDAR from Mirador, and wow does the jungle hide things. Imagine what could be hiding under this site's foliage.
Click on the images to go to the locations in Google Earth. You can fly around, zoom in, etc. For some locations, you may need to move upward a little because they are in 3D and may not be centered in the links.