This photograph shows the Temple of the Sun at Palenque as it looked in 1889 when it was first photographed by Alfred Maudsley, an early English Mesoamerican archaeologist. The temple was built in ...

Standing more than 200 feet tall, the Pyramid of the Sun, located in central Mexico about 30 miles northeast of Mexico ... around the same time as the nearby Pyramid of the Moon and Temple of the ...

A university in Mexico City donated a pair of robots ... Up above, there was the Temple of the Sun and the eternal day. Down below, the stars—not of this earth—and the deepest night.

Teotihuacan and its valley bear unique testimony to the pre-urban structures of ancient Mexico. Human occupation ... from which the Pyramids of the Sun and the Moon, as well as the Great Compound with ...

"It is a very beautiful piece that shows the great secrets that the Templo Mayor of Mexico ... god of the sun and war and also patron of the city — and the rain god Tlāloc. The temple was ...