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The Ruins the in Jungle

When European travelers first crossed the Yucatán, they were surprised to find ruins of huge carved pyramids and vast stone cities, abandoned in the jungle. Who built these magnificent structures? And where had they gone? It’s a mystery that puzzled archaeologists for many years.

As they study the ruins and the forests around them, archaeologists have found some clues

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