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Aztec pyramid ruins found in Mexico City
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8-3-2007 7:02 PM
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8-22-2007
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Ashes2Ashes
The Templo Mayor (in the Zocalo in Mex city) is really amazing. It's exciting the found more stuff down there! Thanks for the post
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