Teotihuacan im Jahr 1900 und wie es im Jahr 2022 aussieht. Ich frage mich, wie viele pyramidenförmige Berge und Hügel echte Pyramiden sind und wie viele von ihnen verborgen gehalten werden und deren Ausgrabung von der Regierung verboten ist
Von ValuableTailor2755
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Wtf are we looking at OP?
Omg dude it says it right next to your name YOU DUDE YOU YOU’RE THE OP- ORIGINAL POSTER
now, please, what are we supposed to derive from your photo?
Bosnia for one
THE government? Of Mexico?
The one in Puebla, MX is still covered. When the Spanish came, they built a church on top of the “hill”. It might be the largest pyramid in the world, still covered in dirt. I think they may be excavating around the base but it’s been a while since I was there.
Just lije the mounds around america are forbidden to excavate cause giants go against the lies
A pyramid masquerading as a mountain isn’t hard to find, its composition is usually the big tell, other wise it’s just pattern recognition.
Why in the world would they keep them hidden?
It’s a well-known fact that the entire Amazon and Central American jungles I have entire cities buried under the thick jungle fauna
Way off topic, but Teotihuacan is a super rad place. It was a religious city that had some sort of rebellion or turn away from the rites and rituals typically performed there to focus on communal housing instead.
People from all over came and stayed there in literal apartment compounds built around central communal spaces. There were no kings or rulers. Everyone lived in luxurious wealth. It stretched about 8 square miles and housed up to 200,000 people at various points in time.
The city itself was around for about 600 years, but its central large buildings and temples were sacked, abandoned, and left to rot about 300 years after its into flowing. This is when the apartment complexes took over and the city had no rulers. They lived like that for around 250 or 300 years.
Absolutely wild place that pokes a ton of holes in theories about the course of human history.
like moundeville, AL