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A Nearby Mayan City Built Reservoirs to Guard Rain and Sustain Tens of Thousands of People in the Middle of the Forest

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In today's northern Guatemala, Tikal has become one of the largest cities of Mayan civilization despite occupying a region without access close to large rivers or permanent lakes. Groundwater was also deep below the surface, making its exploration impractical with the available technology. Therefore, Tikal reservoirs have turned seasonal rain into...
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In today's northern Guatemala, Tikal has become one of the largest cities of Mayan civilization despite occupying a region without access close to large rivers or permanent lakes. Groundwater was also deep below the surface, making its exploration impractical with the available technology. Therefore, Tikal reservoirs have turned seasonal rain into...

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O Antagonista broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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