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Mexico City 2002
A few photos taken while living in Mexico City, home to 20,000,000 people.
City Centre
Some pictures taken from the 44th floor of Torre Latinoamericana (The Latin American Tower) and a few shots from the historic city centre.
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View from Torre Latinoamericana
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View of Zócalo from Torre Latinoamericana
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La Catedral Metropolitana
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Panorama of Zócalo (Plaza de la Constitución)
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Palacio de Bellas Artes
Templo Mayor
The archaeological remains of the Templo Mayor in Mexico city centre (behind la Catedral Metropolitana).
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Excavated ruins of the ancient city Tenochtitlan
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Serpent head and body
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Another
of the many serpent heads that adorn the ruins
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Larger serpents head at the foot of the temple
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Stone statues found at the ruins
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Cacti growing at the base of the ancient pyramids
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Remains of the immense pyramid
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Rows of carved stone skulls
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A small panorama of the ruins
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Coyolxauqui, stone artifact from the Museo del Templo Mayor
San Angel Area
San Angel, one of the more charming suburbs of Mexico City
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A cat sits atop an old car
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A typical street in the San Angel area
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One of the many quaint side streets
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Cobbled streets in San Angel
Voladores
Totonacs performing the Voladores just outside the the entrance to the Museo Nacional de Antropología.
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The ancient ceremony starts
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The descent begins
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Arms outstretched, a flier comes close to the ground
Museo Nacional de Antropología
A selection of artifacts from the museum of anthropology.
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The famous Aztec sun stone
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Xiucoatl, the fire serpent
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An exhibit from sala Mexica (I think)
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Stone of Tizoc
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Model of the temple complex
Chapultepec
In Polanco, the suburb where the Museo de Antropología is located.
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Stone grasshopper carving, symbol of Chapultepec
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