Temple of the Columns

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watch The Mayan ruins at Tulum, Mexico.

https://guelph-real-estate.ca/hi5sjum The House of the Columns is more complex than most structures at the site. It’s a palace-like structure with four rooms whose principal entrance faces South. Six columns support the roof of the main room and there’s also a roofed sanctuary with altars. Mayans did perform live human sacrifices to their gods with willing volunteers. (Anyone up for a nice volunteer job?)

Order Tramadol From India All of Tulum’s buildings were open to the public until 9 years ago. They were closed at that time due to problems with graffiti despoilation on the interior walls done by stupid people.

https://www.marineetstamp.com/jv4zam5hpc These renowned archeological sites were constructed in the classic era between 650 AD and 1450 AD; most of the remaining structures are dated from 1250 to 1450 AD. Until the 16th century, they were inhabited towns. Then the Europeans came. The Spanish conquered the Mayans in 1518, bringing to the Mayans devastating Old World diseases. By 1521, the Mayans had abruptly abandoned their way of life in Tulum and other sites in Mexico, and they disappeared in a short period of time.

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  1. https://penielenv.com/ckznywfbj8z Oh wow! These are great photos! Amazing stone work, especially the round columns. I wonder what it would be like to walk…silently…through these buildings and touching the stones. Do they sing of a secrets from the time before? The mysterious Mayans…

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    Order Tramadol Online Cod I think I’ll pass on that volunteer job, though. 😉

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  4. see url Are those people in the corner? In bright, exotic colors.

    https://www.elevators.com/1cyqoit7s2i The greens and yellows jump out of this shot. I love the entry ways.

  5. https://www.mbtn.net/?p=dwp1362meq Amuirin : those ARE people. I hadn’t noticed. “What sharp eyes you have, Grandma,” said Little Red Riding Hood.

  6. Cheap Tramadol Overnight hello, bo! wow, this is truly something. what does it look like inside? lovely colors, the reddish color of the rocks have a beautiful contrast with the blue sky. beautiful shots.

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