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Ruinas en Mixcoac
These temple foundations are one of the sole surviving pre-Hispanic ruins from the Nahua settlement of Mixcoac.
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The site was inhabited from ca. 900 BCE until the Spanish conquest, and the temple was rebuilt by the Aztecs shortly before the Spanish arrival. The site is not generally open to the public, but can be viewed from the street, with the best vantage point from the elevated sidewalk along Anillo Periférico.
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