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A Teotihuacán altar at Tikal
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A Teotihuacán altar at Tikal
Excavations at the Maya site of Tikal in Guatemala have uncovered a painted altar associated with the city of Teotihuacán, located more than 1,000km away in central Mexico. Previous archaeological work at Tikal has uncovered evidence of extensive contact between the two cities in the 1st millennium AD, including an inscription documenting the Teotihuacán conquest…
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