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Verified world heritage places tagged “campeche”

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🇲🇽 Mexico · Pyramid

Calakmul — Structure I (East Acropolis Pyramid)

Maya Early to Late Classic, c.250–900 CE (I: c.400 CE, rebuild 600–700) · Maya (Kanul / Snake dynasty)

East Acropolis pyramid Structure I (? not largest Structure II 55 m, but I is 40 m) at Calakmul (c.250–900 CE, Classic megapower, rival of Tikal).

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🇲🇽 Mexico · Pyramid

Calakmul

Late Classic Maya · Maya (Kanul dynasty)

Powerful Classic Maya superpower (capital of Kanul Snake Kingdom, 6th–9th century) with 6,750 structures, twin reservoirs and stelae. Structure II is massive layered pyramid.