Tazumal
archaeological site in
Chalchuapa
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Tazumal in Chalchuapa, El Salvador, is an important archaeological site that showcases the remnants of a pre-Columbian Maya civilization. The site features a complex of pyramids, palaces, and other structures, some of which date back to around 100 AD. Tazumal was a significant ceremonial center and is known for its well-preserved stepped pyramid, which stands as a testament to the architectural and engineering skills of the Maya. Excavations have revealed artifacts such as pottery, sculptures, and tools, providing valuable insights into the culture and daily life of its ancient inhabitants.
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