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Last year we went to Mexico for our holiday! we took a day tour to chichen itza and other cool places. when we got there, there were hardly anyone so we had lots of time to take photos which was great! everyone was taking photos of the Mayan pyramid or with them and the pyramid in the background while our guide was waiting for us patiently. I thought to myself.. wait a second.. we are all having a great day thanks to Him, he's knowledge of the place was really outstanding,so I thought I'd one him in one of my photos too. he was a bit shy but of course he was more than happy to pose front of my lens lol he was a great character for sure! the place itself is a must to visit if you are in mexico!
Title: On the Hacienda in Mexico
Creator: Hickman & Todd, Fotografos
Date: ca. 1900-1910
Part Of: Album, Views of Mexico
Place: Mexico
Physical Description: 1 photographic print: gelatin silver; 16.5 x 21.5 cm.
File: ag2000_1297_082_on_hacienda_opt.jpg
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The view from atop the Fortress de San Felipe in Bacalar.
Fortress of San Felipe is a 17th-century stone fort, built by the Spaniards using stones from the nearby Mayan pyramids. It was originally constructed as a haven against pirates and marauding bandits, then was transformed into a Maya stronghold during the War of the Castes. Today the monolithic structure, which overlooks the enormous Laguna de Bacalar, houses government offices and a museum with exhibits on local history.
House of the Doves
Budowla zwana Gołębnikiem z zachowanym grzebieniastym dachem; otwory w ażurowej konstrukcji przypominały przegródki dla gołębi, stąd taka nazwa.
This little doll lacks a head for its cute hat because the doll's clothing is held up by a hot sauce bottle. The miniature clothing, bag, and bead necklace are pretty accurate representations of typical clothing for a Huichol woman from Nayarit state, Mexico
México – Cañon del Sumidero
Fecha gregoriana: jueves 19 de abril de 2012
Cuenta larga: 12 Baktun 19 katun 19 Tun 5 Winal 14 Kin
Rueda calendárica: 5 ix – 17 pop
Templo de Kukulcán - Chichén Itzá
Quintana Roo - Yucatán - México
Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la Unesco en 1988.
Uno de los principales sitios arqueológicos mayas de la península de Yucatán.
Video "CHICHÉN ITZÁ - Los Mayas": youtu.be/bvLZZxj_4xY
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Copala, formerly known as San José de Copala, is a four-century-old silver-mining town in the Mexican state of Sinaloa. The town is in the municipality of Concordia.
The area was occupied and ruled by the indigenous peoples until 1564, when Francisco de Ibarra crossed the Sierra Madre Occidental from Durango and conquered the area for Spain. In 1565 prospectors discovered silver veins and the town of Copala was founded to serve the mines.[1] The town was named after a mythical city of gold for which de Ibarra had unsuccessfully searched in northern Mexico.
The town of Copala was destroyed in 1616 by an uprising of Tepehuan Indians, but was rebuilt after the rebellion was quelled the following year.
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Guadalajara, Mexico is located in the state of Jalisco and is Mexico's second largest metropolitan area.
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Climbing Pico de Orizaba and Iztaccihuatl in Mexico. See the entire photo essay here: www.kmaxphoto.com
Title: Design of Corner. Ruins of Mitla [No. 651]
Creator: Waite, C. B. (Charles Betts), 1861-1927
Contributors: Hunt, Myron, 1868-1952
Date: 1904
Part Of Album, architectural views of Mexico
Place: Mitla, Oaxaca, Mexico
Description: A carved stone corner in the ruins of Mitla in Oaxaca, Mexico.
Physical Description: 1 photographic print: gelatin silver; 20 x 25 cm on 20 x 28 cm
File Name:ag1999_1241_05_opt.jpg
Digital Collection: Mexico: Photographs, Manuscripts, and Imprints
Rights: DeGoyler Library, Southern Methodist University
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