Aztec Ruins National Monument preserves 400 rooms and a restored great kiva built by the Ancestral Puebloans around 1100 AD. Located in the Animas River valley, the site was a significant ceremonial, public, and economic center. It was abandoned around 1290 AD. | New Mexico Nomad

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1.9K views · 46 reactions | Life in 16th Century Aztec Mexico as imagined by AI In Tenochtitlan, daily life revolves around the mighty temples and markets. Warriors train, priests perform sacrifices, and merchants trade exotic goods from distant lands. Commoners farm chinampas while nobles attend court in grand palaces painted with vibrant murals. | The History Page | Facebook

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