Tepeapulco Pyramid

Tepeapulco Pyramid is a four-tiered stepped pyramid located in the Hidalgo region of central Mexico[1]. Built by the Teotihacan civilization between 100 BC and 150 AD, the structure features a central stairway leading to the summit[1]. The pyramid was abandoned after Teotihacan's decline around 150 AD[1]. Later reoccupied by the Aztec civilization, they constructed a temple atop the ancient structure, demonstrating the site's continued religious significance across different Mesoamerican cultures[1].

TypePyramid complex
Period500 BC - 1 AD
CountryMexico
Coordinates19.8138° N, 98.5567° W

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