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The Nunnery Quandrangle at Uxmal

Inside one of the rooms of “The Nunnery Quadrangle”, at Uxmal. The ancient Mayan ruins of Uxmal (meaning “thrice-built”), is a UNESCO World Heritage Center. This city was established around 750 AD, although the various building date between 750AD and 1000AD.

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Inside one of the rooms of “The Nunnery Quadrangle”, at Uxmal. The ancient Mayan ruins of Uxmal (meaning “thrice-built”), is a UNESCO World Heritage Center. This city was established around 750 AD, although the various building date between 750AD and 1000AD.