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Teotihuacan is a vast ancient Mesoamerican city, known for its large pyramids and residential complexes. It is a significant archaeological and historic site.
A massive sunken plaza that served as the political and religious heart of the city, capable of holding nearly the entire population.

This massive 15-acre sunken plaza served as the religious and political heart of the entire city.
This museum houses the most significant artifacts found on-site, including a massive scale model of the city at its peak.

The economic might of Teotihuacán was founded on its monopoly over a precious material: obsidian.
A modern garden showcasing the semi-arid flora that was vital to the Teotihuacano economy, including agave and prickly pear cactus.

The agave and prickly pear cactus seen here were the cornerstones of ancient survival, providing food, fiber, and even the city's signature red dye.
One of the largest structures in the Western Hemisphere, built over a natural cave that was likely considered the birthplace of the sun and moon.

Standing as one of the largest ancient structures ever built, this pyramid was constructed with three million tons of material over a sacred cave.
A rare, well-preserved open-air mural depicting a stylized feline, showcasing the vibrant red pigments used throughout the city.

This rare outdoor mural features a stylized feline painted with vibrant red mineral pigments that have survived for over fifteen centuries.
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