 The south structure in Group D had a patio with two circular columns, an architectural style that is characteristic of the Terminal Classic period.Group E is the second largest group at Motul de San José, after Group C. It is situated to the west of Groups C and D. The group includes two pyramids, measuring and high, both have been looted and the taller pyramid being located north of the smaller pyramid.Residential groups lie to the south and east of the pyramids, they are made up of three to four rectangular structures laid out around small central plazas, the structures are all less than high.