According to Nava Sukiyama, an anthropologist at the University of California, Riverside, an ancient technological legacy has been discovered. “In a monumental city like Teotihuacan, the ancient landscape is still well preserved,” he was quoted as saying. Express.co.uk, Thursday (23/9/2021).
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About 40 kilometers northeast of Mexico City is the ancient settlement of Theodio Hugh, but much of it was reserved and a new city was built. But now a new study reveals that Theodore Hughes’ definitions of roads and structures were built on the same site 1,500 years later.
“LIDAR maps provide an overview of these ancient features, which are being destroyed at a dangerous rate and will go unnoticed. This is one of our ways to preserve the ancient heritage landscape,” he said.
Between 100 BC and 550 AD, Theodhihukan It was one of the largest cities in the ancient world. Its territory covers an area of about 21 square kilometers with many pyramids, squares and many commercial and residential buildings.
Some of Theodihuan’s stunning buildings can still be seen today, although many of them are still missing.
But Lidar has helped researchers recover some of those lost structures. This technology measures structures and objects underground by reflecting laser beams.
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