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LiDAR Survey Unveils Lost Zapotec City Hidden Inside Ancient Fortress, Featuring Temples And Ball Courts

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Pedro Guillermo Ramon Celis A groundbreaking LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) survey recently conducted in southern Mexico has dramatically reshaped scholars’ understanding of the ancient site of Guiengola.  Long recognized by Spanish explorers and modern historians as a strategic fortress, Guiengola has now been revealed to be far more than a military stronghold. Thanks to advanced remote-sensing technology, archaeologists now believe it was…
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LiDAR Survey Unveils Lost Zapotec City Hidden Inside Ancient Fortress, Featuring Temples And Ball Courts

Pedro Guillermo Ramon Celis A groundbreaking LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) survey recently conducted in southern Mexico has dramatically reshaped scholars’ understanding of the ancient site of Guiengola.  Long recognized by Spanish explorers and modern historians as a strategic fortress, Guiengola has now been revealed to be far more than a military stronghold. Thanks to advanced remote-sensing technology, archaeologists now believe it was…

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