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Mayan city discovered
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MAY 15, 2000 A team of Guatemalan archaeologists have uncovered a large Mayan site in the northern state of Peten. "El Pajaro" is believed to be as large as Tikal, a famous Mayan city. The city is between 670 to 800 years old, said chief archaeologist Salvador Lopez. Get the Story:
Guatemalan archaeologists discover ancient Mayan City (AP 5/14)
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