This Ancient City Predates the Mayan Pyramids @uarizona
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Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This ancient city predates the Mayan pyramids by nearly 1,000 years, and it stayed hidden beneath the jungle for millennia. Using lidar, a University of Arizona–led team uncovered Aguada Fénix, a mile-long ceremonial site built over 3,000 years ago and aligned with the stars and cardinal directions.

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