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ARCHAEOLOGICAL ZONES MEXICO

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ARCHAEOLOGICAL ZONES

MEXICO

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Archaeological Zones

The monuments and archaeological remains of which has the country, dating back to the Toltecs and Aztecs, among others.

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CHICHÉN-ITZÁ

The famous Mayan pyramid and relationship sacrifices and clairvoyance

Culture: MayanLocalized: State of Merida, Yucatan

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TEOTIHUACAN

The most densely populated urban

center of Mesoamerica

during the Classic period

Culture: NahuatlLocalized: State of Mexico

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TAJIN

According to indigenous

maps the site was once known as

Mictlan, the "abode of the

dead"

Culture: TotonacLocalized: State of Veracruz

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MONTE ALBAN

Culture: Mixtec And ZapotecanLocalized: State of Oaxaca

Mixtec Zapotecan

Name Sahandevul

Danibaan

Meaning "At the Foot of the Sky

" Sacred Mountain"

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UXMAL

Culture: MayanLocalized: State of Yucatan

As a World Heritage site, it is one of the best-

restored and maintained and

certainly one of the most magnificent

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TULA

Tula is generally accepted as the

legendary capital 'Tollan' of the Toltec empire.

Culture: ToltecLocalized: State of Hidalgo

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PALENQUE

Culture: MayanLocalized: State of Chiapas

Palenque, It is one of the most impressive sites of this culture.

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LA VENTA

The current oral tradition

indicates that the name of La Venta comes from the fact

that at the end of last century

Culture: OlmecLocalized: State of Tabasco and Veracruz

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Other Archaeological Zones

Cobá Tepozteco Muyil Balamku San gervasio Chicanna

Guachimontones Dzibanche Labna Chacmultún El rey Chacchoben

Izamal Chakanbakan Becán Oxtankah Oxkintok Sayil

Toniná Tlatelolco Dzibilchaltun

Acanceh Kabah

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1990 2000 2005Source: INEGI. XI General Census of Population and Housing, 1990.

Relative Value of Native Language Speaker

Population 5 and over speaking an indigenous language by sex 1990-2005

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www.mexconnect.com/articles/960-paquime-casas-grandes-chihuahua

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