Group of visitors walking along the Avenue of the Dead. Teotihuacan. Mexico
Group of visitors walk along the Avenue of the Dead looking for telluric energies. Teotihuacan (earliest buildings circa 200 BC, major monuments, are believed around 200 AD). Added to Unesco's World Heritage List in 1987. Multi-Ethnic pre-Columbian cultures. San Juan de Teotihuacan. State of Mexico. Mexico. Date picture: 2001
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