Teotihuacán: What the Pyramids of the Sun and Moon Looked Like Prior to Restoration #historicaltidbits #history #teotihuacanpyramids #teotihuacanmexico #ArchaeologicalDiscoveries | Historical Tidbits

Las Pirámides de Teotihuacan, especialmente la del Sol y la de la Luna, son monumentos icónicos de una de las ciudades más grandes de Mesoamérica. La Pirámide del Sol es la tercera más grande del mundo y fue construida alrededor del 200 d.C. Se cree que Teotihuacan era un importante centro ceremonial, con alineaciones astronómicas precisas que conectaban lo terrenal con lo divino. . . . #mexico #loves_mexico #pyramids #piramides #visitmexico | Teotihuacán Mágico

Teotihuacan was one of the greatest cities ever built—and one of the most unsettling. Founded around 100 BCE and reaching its height between 200–600 CE, Teotihuacan dominated the Valley of Mexico with a population exceeding 100,000 inhabitants. At its peak, it rivaled or surpassed Rome in size. But unlike Rome, Teotihuacan left behind no royal names, no inscriptions boasting of kings, no clear dynastic tombs. The city was meticulously planned. Its vast ceremonial spine, the Avenue of the Dead, c