https://lpgventures.com/rlc0o4k Photographed at the ruins of Tulum, an archeological site of the Mayans dating from 650 AD. It is located on the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico, just south of Cozumel on the mainland.
https://geolatinas.org/0sqjgy8hkfchttps://purestpotential.com/0qpsme2f The “Temple of the Wind” is perched high over the Caribbean Sea. It was designed by the Mayans as a lookout for marauders and more importantly as a hurricane warning system. When the hurricane winds headed for a direct hit on Tulum, the winds whistled through a specially designed hole at the top of the temple. The Mayans would hear the signal and then know to leave the walled city and seek protection near the outer wall. (12 feet high and seven feet thick).
https://www.elevators.com/jvweiod70fhttps://alldayelectrician.com/zarqke8 The temple whistled when Hurricane Roxanne reached hurricane force winds in 1995.
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https://penielenv.com/b9kgbym69 That’s really a beautiful photo of a beautiful place! Also a very interesting description.
https://paradiseperformingartscenter.com/epdo7wbgo site It shows that these Mayans knew a thing or two, beautiful picture.
sourceCheers Mark
source Such beauty in this place. So much to explore.
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