Cuicuilco - The Mysterious Pyramids of Mexico City
Cuicuilco is the oldest and most curious pyramid for visitors in Mexico.
Cuicuilco is the oldest and most curious pyramid for visitors in Mexico.
Mexico is a country with countless pyramids because it was once the center of prosperous ancient civilizations. One of the oldest and most beautiful pyramids in Mexico is Cuicuilco, hidden under modern buildings in the city.
Cuicuilco is one of the oldest and most beautiful pyramids in Mexico.
Archaeologists believe that, but the builder Cuicuilco settled in the area around 1400 BC.
It was once a strong agricultural and settlement area for centuries, until a volcanic eruption killed many inhabitants and destroyed much of the area.
Those who survived the eruption fled across Mexico in search of new settlements. Many believe that the impressive pyramids in the great city of Teotihuacan were built by the descendants of people who fled Cuiluilco.
Archaeologists have unearthed several important artifacts from Cuicuilco, including a rough-hewn stone statue in the shape of the god of fire. It is not surprising that a group of people living under the volcano worshiped this god.
Besides their attachment to the god of fire, nothing is known about the people of Cuicuilco other than the circular pyramid and some artifacts left over from the volcanic eruption.
This pyramid is hidden under the modern buildings in the city.
Visitors when visiting Mexico can visit this special pyramid of Cuicuilco and walk up to see the remains of antiquities.
The top of this pyramid has long since collapsed, but the stone walls and steps are still there. Next to the pyramid is a museum displaying items such as fertility statues, necklaces, etc., which were unearthed near Cuicuilco.
Today, archaeologists are continuing to study Cuicuilco in search of clues to the distant past of Mesoamerica - Mesoamerica.
Countless history and archeology enthusiasts agree that Cuicuiclo potentially holds the answers to many questions about how ancient civilizations like Teotihuacan evolved.
So this is still one of the most charming and mysterious ruins in this country.
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