Tollan (Tula)

Gengiskanhg

by Gengiskanhg
published on 08 September 2013

A diagram of the sacred precinct at Tollan (Tula), the capital of the Toltec civilization (10-12th century CE) in Mesoamerica. The site includes two step pyramids, colonnades, a palace structure and two ball-courts.

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