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The Nohoch Mool Pyramid at Coba, Yucatan, Mexico. Coba was once a city of almost 50.000 population and, different from other Maya cities, was still inhabited after the Spanish Conquest. The Site is covered by dense jungle (7th-10th CE).
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The Nohoch Mool Pyramid at Coba, Yucatan, Mexico. Coba was once a city of...

Stairs of the Nohoch Mool Pyramid at Coba, Yucatan. Coba was once a city of almost 50.000 population, and, different from other Maya cities, was still inhabited after the Spanish Conquest. The Site is covered by dense jungle (7th-10th CE).
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Stairs of the Nohoch Mool Pyramid at Coba, Yucatan. Coba was once a city of...

A typical Maya arch under the stairs of the Nohoch Mool Pyramid, Coba, Yucatan, Mexico. Such triangular arches are built of corbeled stone slabs which meet in a point at the summit (7th-10th CE).
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A typical Maya arch under the stairs of the Nohoch Mool Pyramid, Coba, Yuca...