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Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Aztec structures. Discover the top architectural wonders that showcase the ingenuity and beauty of the Aztec civilization.

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Feature Articles – Orion’s Image The New World equivalent of the Gizeh pyramids may well be Teotihuacan, even in as much detail that its layout also mimics astronomical information, even that of Orion’s Belt. by Philip Coppens The citadel of Teotihuacan, just outside of Mexico City, is one of the most famous sites constructed by our ancestors. It bloomed between 300 and 600 AD and covered 20 square km (7.7 square miles), once holding a population of 200,000. The name means “place of the…

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Tikal Ruins - Commissioned Work, Carolyn Fisk

This piece was commissioned by https://brad-p.deviantart.com/ . I was asked to recreate the Jaguar Temple from the Mayan city of Tikal. The client wanted the structures to look like they had recently been abandoned but had a fair amount of plant coverage to give it a "lost temple" feel. I really got into the research at the beginning of the project, but it was still fairly difficult to find definitive reference or designs for the structures. A lot of the design work is not 100% accurate, so…

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