Chichen Itza
Late Classic Maya lowlands north of Chichen Itza is a major focal point in the Terminal Classic (AD c. 800-900) through (c 600-900 AD.) And the early part of the Postclassic period (c. 900 -1200 AD). The site of a multitude of architectural styles, and the northern Maya lowlands in central Mexico puck and Chenes styles reminiscent of styles seen exhibits. Once the presence of central Mexican styles direct migration or even conquest from central Mexico is representative of the thought, but most contemporary interpretations, as the result of cultural diffusion in the presence of non-Maya styles can
Chichen Itza was one of the largest Maya cities and the mythical one of the great cities, or Tollans, in later Mesoamerican literature was likely to have been sent. Another aspect of the city, on the site that could have contributed to the variety of architectural styles, the most diverse population in the Maya world may have had.
Late Classic Maya lowlands north of Chichen Itza is a major focal point in the Terminal Classic (AD c. 800-900) through (c 600-900 AD.) And the early part of the Postclassic period (c. 900 -1200 AD). The site of a multitude of architectural styles, and the northern Maya lowlands in central Mexico puck and Chenes styles reminiscent of styles seen exhibits. Once the presence of central Mexican styles direct migration or even conquest from central Mexico is representative of the thought, but most contemporary interpretations, as the result of cultural diffusion in the presence of non-Maya styles can
Chichen Itza was one of the largest Maya cities and the mythical one of the great cities, or Tollans, in later Mesoamerican literature was likely to have been sent. Another aspect of the city, on the site that could have contributed to the variety of architectural styles, the most diverse population in the Maya world may have had.
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