The Largest Pyramid in the World: The Great Pyramid of Cholula | Ancient Architects

Most people think the largest pyramid in the world is the Great Pyramid of Egypt, but not many know that this title claim belongs to another.
Known as The Great Pyramid of Cholula, this huge man-made complex in Puebla, Mexico is the largest archaeological site of a pyramid in the New World, as well as the largest pyramid known to exist in the world. In fact it is the largest monument ever constructed by man.
It stands at 180 feet above the surrounding plain and has an enormous footprint of 1,480 x 1,480 feet. The Great Pyramid of Egypt is taller at 481 feet but with a base of 756 feet square, its footprint is far smaller than the one in Mexico. The volume of the Cholula pyramid is 4.45 million cubic metres, whilst the Great Pyramid of Egypt is 2.5 million.
Through the dating of ceramics and figurines found in the original pyramid core through to the outer layers, the pyramid was built in four to six stages, starting in the 3rd century BC through to the 9th century AD, and traditionally, the experts say it was dedicated to the god Quetzalcoatl.
Find out more about this enormous and enigmatic pyramid and please subscribe for more videos from Ancient Architects.
Images come from this excellent video from Hugh Newman and Megalithomania: • Did the Olmecs Build t... which shows a fantastic view from inside the pyramid and is packed full of information. You can subscribe to their channel at: / megalithomaniauk .
Other images are taken from Google Images for educational purposes only.

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[@DerekHowden]

@@AntonyRG1 what you saying?

[@thegroove2000]

My friend if allowed will be able to access what it was like going back to the time when it was flourishing.

[@thegroove2000]

I would love for you to come and meet us. What you will hear will astound.

[@adamofgrayskull7735]

Glad to see your bringing the extraterritorial aspect into this 🤘🤪🤘 I've been into the connection since 1996 good job

[@kenbattor6350]

It's sad how much history was destroyed by people imposing their religion on others

[@AncientArchitects]

Yep. This is the largest structure ever built by humans. It is significant to humanity. It should be looked after properly!

[@avlisk]

It's still happening in the Middle East. Check out Jimmy at his Bright Insight channel. He was there 10 years ago and took photos of statues and ancient sites that have since been deliberately obliterated. Here's the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oqaahKyZq92GaLM

[@DegreesOfThree]

Ken Battor Nothing was destroyed. Quetzalcoatl and the Virgin Mary are both representations of the comet Venus. The only thing that changed was the name.

[@mattelder1971]

@@DegreesOfThree Venus isn't a comet, you utter moron. And Mary has nothing to do with Venus.

[@hodun8]

Islam.

[@BryonLape]

Many of the churches in Europe are built on top of older religious sites.

[@HerrFenchel]

All cathedrals are

[@br9809]

A great shame. The religions of the desert god have wrought unimaginable destruction. But true folk religion will return again.

[@feministkitozwierzeta.krow763]

Most of them are of the name of Mary / Lady / Mother / Madonna / Claire

[@crazyrussianbot8012]

Many of the churches in Europe are built on top of older religious sites BECAUSE THAT MAKES SENSE.

[@br9809]

@@crazyrussianbot8012 Sure, it makes sense if you want to conquer other cultures.

[@Ryecrash617]

I'm embarrassed to admit that I have never heard of this pyramid.

[@captainTubes]

Don't feel bad, it takes a lot of research to form a comprehensive picture. Even then the real connections are hard to make. Keep searching! #Dwarka #BaalbekTrilithon #Yangshan #KailasaTemple #Petra

[@BakerZone760]

It’s okay most Mexican probably don’t even know either lol

[@TonyZ420]

@@BakerZone760 you think Mexicans are ignorant?

[@hou1381]

I’m Mexican and just found out rn from a Facebook post

[@TonyZ420]

@@hou1381 you’re probably at least 16 yrs old and never been to Mexico am I right

[@stevevelobahn1814]

As a giant, I must admit that I always run to underground caves in times of severe flooding!

[@theRhinsRanger]

LoL perfect

[@stevevelobahn1814]

@Ratko Mladic exactly!

[@simonscott5104]

you big wimp.

[@jamessalvatore7054]

Giant of the mind :)

[@stevevelobahn1814]

@@simonscott5104 please don't hunt my family & I down and kill us hombre poquito!

[@bob_._.]

Many churches in Europe, especially early ones, are built on sacred Pagan sites. It's a common thing - the place retains its consecration but is taken over by the new dominant culture.

[@AncientArchitects]

I know - across the world.

[@bob_._.]

@@AncientArchitects Except in America anyway; we really didn't GAF about anything to do with the native culture. Sacred places were more likely to be desecrated than converted.

[@hodun8]

@@bob_._. this has happened in America. We just didn't learn about it in the history books. We have paved over so many sacred sites in the Ohio River valley, all over the east coast, and down through the West in Arizona and new Mexico.

[@alexandraolvera5903]

@@hodun8 Yes, much of Native American Sites have been destroyed or built on. Trying to erase the existence of the culture and claimed it was empty land. New York City was originally inhabited by Lenape people. So much rich culture and sites have been ignore or erase from existence.

[@literallyalwaysthejews5397]

Christianity is a plague and Europeans have lost the most during its spread. Now the people's in south America are just as brainwashed. Hardly any of them care at all about their real culture. They'd likely fight more to save that Catholic abomination sitting on top of it than for anything below.

[@johnnorth9355]

The victors always seek to re-write history until it is their turn to be vanquished.

[@Barney_rubble983]

@Josef Daniel every race has invaded each other since the beginning of time whether it be a country invading another or a tribe raiding their neighboring tribe it has always happened nothing to do with race it's about economics

[@jayp7845]

Josef Daniel You havent even bothered googling that yourself! Of course there was war between african tribes and civilisations. For example, just one that gets mentioned on this channel occasionally, the kushite empire. @Feeble Scream is right, nothing to do with race all to do with economics and politics.

[@LegalTyranny]

@Josef Daniel Jewish

[@Barney_rubble983]

@Josef Daniel they obviously didn't keep history books in africa back before then

[@Tdtsnowflake]

Everybody rises and everybody falls! It's the one constant,CHANGE.

[@jdmthrash5042]

Even the rock and mortar constructions look amazing and well done.

[@apokalupsishistoria]

ALSO LOOK INTO THE "EL MIRADOR" PYRAMID COMPLEX IN THE GUATEMALAN JUNGLE!!!!

[@AncientArchitects]

I know! Maybe the title of largest pyramid will change one day!

[@kelseyboat]

You have the best videos! Thank you for all the hard work!

[@AncientArchitects]

Thanks for watching

[@Milklatte]

Great info layout. I'm from Puebla and didn't know a few of these things. What's worse is that Cholula is now deeply religious and would probably rage at the thought of uncovering the pyramid and getting rid of the church. Some tunnels were dug to go up inside the pyramid but left at a certain point, so one can sit in those and just be astounded and being surrounded by two narrow walls in the middle of this huge constriction. It's astounding. The cupola of the church fell down in 2017 earthquake, but it was quickly restored. Thanks for the explanation, more people should visit Puebla, you will fall in love.

[@robstewart1703]

Any chance of a video on the Bosnian pyramid? 🤔

[@AncientArchitects]

Yeah - at some point. I’m not convinced by it though. Maybe a worked mountain, but not a true pyramid in my opinion. I don’t know though.

[@robstewart1703]

@@AncientArchitects I've watched alot of videos about it, but nobody seems to have any answers. Thanks for this video btw, very interesting, I'd never heard of it!

[@robstewart1703]

@@ghostindamachine you "think" but how do you know? Have you been there?

[@ghostindamachine]

Rob Stewart @Rob, on KZbin there is a video where a geological reference is made to surrounding hills and mountains of which many have the same features. Of course I would be very excited if this turns out to be a real Pyramid but, in this point in time, there is no hard data and science backing any of the claims.

[@robstewart1703]

@Real M pretty sure they have!

[@peterhorne7203]

Matt, Thanks for yet another informative video. Each time you post something new(or updated) you provide us with a bit more info to help us understand. Keep on keeping on :>)

[@Grilledcheese-100]

¡Viva México cabrones!

[@statikk666]

Another great video. Love your work, keep it up.

[@stevetub2008]

Good stuff Matt. Keep it coming.

[@ATXMEX78]

Thank you for speaking with so much respect towards the pyramid and the culture when you were describing how the church has no place on top of that pyramid as beautiful as it may seem it's hideous in comparison to what is sitting on.. it really does need to be taken down in my opinion.

[@stevefaure415]

Great stuff. You're on a roll--

[@acemanhomer1]

I think a lot if not most ancient remnants are still buried from sediment of major past floodings. Wouldn't doubt if that pyramid in Bosnia simply looks natural cause it's a structure covered over by thick sediment.(Seeing a lot of people say the Bosnian pyramid is a hoax and stuff. I have no idea. Never been there or seen much of it, just the image he showed. But I do still believe what IS real is covered over by sediment.)

[@poppabearskitchen1769]

Greeting's, Thank you for another amazing video, one of the best thing's is the comment discussions which follow. be safe

[@ShortbusMooner]

Well, that certainly gives me impetus to visit Cholula!!

[@GiffysChannel]

I want to go dressed as an ancient Cholulian and just silently attend mass on Sunday.

[@Qigong18]

Cholula is a beautiful city. People are very friendly and the ambiance between the 2 side of the city makes it easy to find something for everyone. San Andrés is more modern and dynamic with a night life revolving around the University Las America’s, lots of great Reataurent with vegetarians and vegan options. And San Pedro which is the more traditional Mexican city with its huge farmers market, historical Center and typical renowned Mexicano cuisine. Definitely a destination to visit if you are in Puebla. I lived there for 3 years and I felt safer then in most America in cities.

[@ShortbusMooner]

@@Qigong18 - Thank you! Sounds wonderful!

[@ericktellez7632]

@@ShortbusMooner You really should, Puebla is one of the safest states in Mexico.

[@jigold22571]

ThankU for sharing and posting.

[@dazuk1969]

Massive thanks to Ancient Architects for one again putting the spotlight on a less well known, but amazing ancient structure. I haven't come across it so it is another site for me to take interest in and research myself. Having said that, i think it is an absolute crime to history that the church built on top completely rules out any further exploration of this amazing structure. It is massively disrespectful to those that toiled to build it...and is almost a metaphorical two fingers to their reasons for doing so...tragic. Anyway, Big thanks again to AA ...Respect, Peace

[@egSmith-sp9gl]

Remember the church on top is the 7th construction on top of each others !!!!

[@feministkitozwierzeta.krow763]

And he dislikes only the Catholic one... ;/

[@TheFukwitz]

It makes so much sense. Great Video. Big Ups

[@seanwatts1019]

Great videos very interesting keep up the good work

[@wallstreetcrash1]

Thanks Matt for yet another great vid..... Hope your watching the tv tonight on the great pyramid “uncovered “ as I currently I am. Hmmm.love to know your thoughts on the accuracy,/theories presented in the show.

[@mattelder1971]

Building new religious centers on top of old ones is a tradition as old as time. I wouldn't specifically fault the Catholic Church for it any more than any other religion. Remember that the Dome of the Rock is built on top of the foundation of the Jewish Temple.

[@nutblast9132]

Other Mesoamericans did the same, Aztecs also destroyed religious temples of people they conquered

[@wapson2176]

@@nutblast9132 no… no they did not. Aztecs quite literally did not gaf about who you worshipped, they even brought in other gods from other nations and tribes. As long as you paid tribute and worshiped Huitzilopochtli they could care less if you worshipped a Zacatecas god or a huichol god

[@dkcarey1]

As did the Greeks and Romans with their temples

[@germogencarlton3318]

Forget about my yesterday comments. You are really really unstoppable. Thank you Matt.

[@missgunst4152]

New intro.......? I do like very much!

[@AncientArchitects]

Extended it a little as I love the longer music!

[@dougg1075]

Great video man..very interesting.

[@farragut79]

Can you do a video about El Mirador in Guatemala?

[@AncientArchitects]

Ok! 👍

[@pierrerust2423]

Thanks Matt for allowing us to discover less known but no less important archeological sites on our planet. Your reference to similar old myths and their common thread (one major cataclysm at some point in the history of mankind and the survivors guided by 7 "wise" beings...) is always appropriate and welcome. I can't help but admire your exhaustive, intense, most professional and unconventional research about ancient history ! Our today's world definitely needs commited and motivated individuals like you !

[@AseemChishti]

Amazing video and the way you represent ❤️

[@AncientArchitects]

Thank you

[@Tattbook]

Nice video. And I'm all for Anakin references.

[@TheFosbergTheories]

You ever consider that its absolutely intentional that the church has made it so that the location cant be fully investigated??

[@MicrobyteAlan]

Fascinating and well presented. Thanks from Orlando Florida in the americas

[@jmcpherson8772]

Awesome vid 😎👍👍👍😎

[@wraithstrongopark]

great commentary!

[@etchaskratch]

I was going to skip this one but very moving. Excellent content. Reminds me of the Mullumbimby Stone Circles story.

[@chkzulu3955]

"the latest ancient history news" is a great turn of phrase

[@mermaidmoxie8908]

Thank you! Shared!

[@ReinhardvonHolst]

brilliant as usual

[@AncientArchitects]

Thanks

[@leemaples1806]

5:12 lol me too. Great work Matt. Cheers

[@mrpanicattack6688]

2:30 - 3:00 Sounds very similar to the great flood and the tower of Babel story in the bible

[@BryonLape]

Mr Panic Attack I had the same thought

[@dougs7367]

Thats because most of the myths in the Bible were copied from older myths and stories.

[@mikeaxle2008]

wait, the Aztecs have a tower of babel story?

[@jamessalvatore7054]

Giants. Flood. Babylon tower. Makes you wonder don't it. How the ancients possibly were connected. Going all the way back to the sumerians as far as we know.

[@TheStimie]

Funny how you hear the same stories over and over again I'm starting to think it's all one story and not a lot of is mythology but reality.

[@captainTubes]

Bro good catch, it raised my eyebrow in the first pass but put it the way you did and just wow

[@76rjackson]

It's pre-flood mythology. There are other parallels between old and new world mythology, the flood being one of them. I used to think of it all as just stories but the idea that there was a worldwide catastrophe at the end of the last ice age is definitely supported by the parallel mythology. It's likely we lost the records in one of the many libraries that got burned throughout history. Snippets still survive but investigation of them is looked upon as pseudoscience. The history channel with its ancient aliens BS and Zacharia Stitchin with his BS interpretation of Sumerian tablets haven't helped either.

[@ericktellez7632]

Mayans also had a dude that came back from the dead.

[@silasashe4158]

Imagine our outrage if Egypt put a mosque on top of the great pyramid in Gizah and didn't allow any exploration or archeology

[@Republic3D]

That's kind of what happened in Jerusalem. Temples upon temples upon temples.

[@lando4901]

Mosques have been built over many past religious sites but no outrage in the west. And usually after mass bloodshed. So what's your point?

[@Republic3D]

@@lando4901 What's your point?

[@lando4901]

@@Republic3D Uh my point is that it has happened before

[@Republic3D]

@@lando4901 Yes. That's what I was saying too. It's happened in Jerusalem. And many other places. I think we're on the same side here.

[@davidcoleman2463]

I have been there . I knew it was big but this helps me see how big it was . thanks . I have been all over central and south american.

[@12TribesUnite]

Very interesting indeed!

[@jonnywatts2970]

Don't worry, it pisses me off too!

[@BSIII]

Another interesting aspect about that front piece is the quality of stonework. It is incredibly fine, and superior, compared to even the pyramid of the moon, and sun. It may not he as megalithic as Peru, but the stonework is perfect.

[@TraitorVek]

Thank 'You!' Very Much!

[@mrpanicattack6688]

At least the church was built on top of this pyramid, unlike where the Spanish dismantled and destroyed Tenochtitlan (including Templo Mayor) to build Mexico City Cathedral. I just wished that the Spanish empire spared Templo Mayor and didn't drain Lake Texcoco. They should've just built the new Spanish city North of lake Texcoco or somewhere else in the valley. I mean look, the Spanish empire also conquered my country (Philippines) for more than 300 years, and we don't have ancient pyramids like Mexico, but the Spanish were still able to make cities and churches without ruins. This just makes me mad, and I feel sorry and bad for Mexicans. Even their language is replaced with Spanish which is so strange and weird, because the Spanish didn't destroy our local languages and dialects. 🤔 Every Filipino still speaks and understand Tagalog/Filipino language. To clarify, I have nothing against Spain and the Catholic church, just their ancestors who did terrible things 😅 I'm just glad the Spanish empire didn't dismantle / destroy the Teotihuacan pyramids.

[@Zichronot]

Every religion builds upon the previous spiritual sites. It has always been this way.

[@ShaneHerrick]

No... only when those religions are freeloading thieves, and murderers

[@blindingshadow3463]

We should finish this structure, so the next civilization can wonder

[@randomicus4782]

the bosnian tunnels are fascinating. never enough info on that area, good you mentioned it.

[@davidarciga5672]

Thank you 🙏

[@Nanahuatin]

Well said thank you!!

[@Dallasguy1972]

Has to be a way to still excavate the pyramid with that church sitting on top. Or would that idea basically turn into a game like Jenga for the ground it’s on? Also, I’m not seeing the damage on the south side of it..

[@bruderk4257]

I very much love this video.

[@kellysmithmarketing]

On a completely different note, please don't put Ads in the middle of your videos. It doesn't make me want to click on them, it just makes me frustrated. I don't mind them at the beginning or end, just not in the middle. Thanks!

[@cfapps7865]

Good stuff Matt. Got to be very ancient with the mention of the 7 and the deep history myths about this place. What was here originally? Those who say Teotihuacan was built just a few thousand years ago are just playing to the standard model of history. We have no idea who built it and when. Great video Matt.

[@wildcatDIY]

Sent here from Brien Forrester 👍

[@ketzer9999]

It is unfortunate, but most of Latin America is still a colony (culturally), the general population has no regard for their history. I'm happy to see content about the Americas ancient past in this channel. Thank you!

[@samstewart4807]

hi will you do a video on the pyramid in Siberia?

[@matthewchytil2237]

Dam they really named a pyramid after hot sauce...

[@DAGAIZM]

The same happened in Poland, churches are all over old Slavic special power places...

[@Zeno2Day]

Ty

[@Krompulos]

they named the pyramid after my favorite hot sauce!

[@sway109r]

You have that backwards. That company named their sauce after the pyramid. Unless that salsa had been around before the pyramid 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@ericktellez7632]

@@sway109r Issa joke dude

[@watermunteconomie3938]

Thoth in his wisdom talked about the seven on the emerald tablets and called them by name: Untanas, Quertas, Chietal, Goyana, Huertal, Semveta and Ardal.

[@MrJonsonville5]

You mean the Arabs who wrote them in the 9th century AD called them by those names. All evidence says that text was written by Arabs, and the Europeans who translated it into Latin started the rumor that it was written by Hermes. I guess it's possible that the caliph Al Mamun found them in an Egyptian pyramid and somehow managed to translate a language that had been dead for thousands of years into Arabic, but that's a real stretch and isn't backed by evidence.

[@MrJonsonville5]

I'm happy to see you've escaped the video demonetization that has afflicted so many other creators.

[@UniNetwork]

Mixed on comments and thoughts about the Catholic church. Good and bad, pros and cons. A bit too negative on it in video.

[@feministkitozwierzeta.krow763]

Agree.

[@TheStimie]

He's a historian and wants the truth the church shouldn't prevent people from studying the truth and they shouldn't have built it there anyway. No disrespect to the church but they could have put it anywhere else and not have this problem.

[@mattwenhold8435]

The catholic church is one of the largest, if not the largest warmonger in the history of our earth.This is coming from someone who was raised catholic and went to catholic school. Fuck the catholic church.

[@realdeal139]

Great video, sad we will never know about the original struct

[@Saki630]

Is this title not misleading? Largest pyramid, yet its not triangular in any cross section. Its more of like a raised platform. For it to be pyramidal, it must have a triangular cross section. A better name would be fitting. Also in all your clips/photos put North West monikers on the screen because we have no idea where those directions are.

[@AncientArchitects]

Saki630 it is still officially classified as a pyramid

[@KM-mt5gx]

Petition to have intro statement changed to "wassah mah brahs" for all future videos. Like if you disagree.

[@NicaraguanNacatamale]

The Chorotegas in Costa Rica and Nicaragua are believed to be descendants of Cholula. Archaeology supports this theory as well as the language they spoke because both civilizations spoke Oto-mangue, it is a very strong theory. And the reason why Costa Rica has so many Chorotegas is because when the Nahua Nicarao people migrated to Nicaragua, they fought with the Chorotegas over the fertile lands of western Nicaragua as well as the 2 Nicaraguan lakes. After the Nicarao won, the Chorotegas were displaced, some fled south to Costa Rica but others fled east towards the San Juan River along the Costa Rican border 👍

[@sablon768]

Interesting video, thank you. Although if you ask me that building on top of the pyramid looks more like a Mosque or a Russian Orthodox church than a Roman Catholic 'church', obviously built because it was the highest point around and it most likely wasnt originally a church. They only standardised the church after 1611 and because this was built before the builder built what was wanted. A resonance factory. I have photos I took myself in Angers cathedral, France of an alcove that had been uncovered back to its original plaster for a short time, that had the names. Rhea, Romulus, Cleopatra, Hercules & Semiramis and inscriptions about living in this world and the next. Built in 1100 or so its highly odd to find the names of people who are vilified today, dont you think? Why are they in a cathedral supposedly built for a religion that didnt exist yet? History has been flipped in favour of a control system.

[@MrTryAnotherOne]

The similarities of those two myths are amazing. P.S. At 8:24 : the staircase look a bit out of place like it was added later.

[@wallaceandgromitlad]

I could not agree more with you!!!

[@williamkey4165]

Wow.

[@marciana21m]

Thank you for these wonderful 10 minutes. I've been there to Cholula and that church on the top of such historical and important place, was really shocking. Totally agree with every word you said! Gracias ☺️

[@kevinfisher1345]

Yes it is the largest man-made structure, but it is partially not as popular because it is not as impressive considering it was definitely built up in several stages. Others, such as pyramids of giza, may have been as well, but those are not definite. (partly why I think they have deterred so much more thorough exploration of the site)

[@LadyBug3178]

I enjoy learning about all these places that I had never heard of in school. The myths sound similar to Noah's flood and the tower of Babel.

[@jasonquenneville3797]

Ever thought that this could be the original version of Babylon, built on top of another temple on top of another temple?

[@captainTubes]

No. Simply because the cities and cultures of Sumer are so much older, about twice as old. Supposedly there is a city/town built high on a mountain in Colombia with distinct Hindu stylistic influences, indicating some ancient contact from East to West

[@bairdfullerton4266]

It's not just what the Spanish did to the physical monuments and the people, they also destroyed cultural relics and written records of indigenous cultures in Central and South America. These cultures were sophisticated and had highly Advanced societies and nearly all evidence of that was destroyed. It is one of the great tragedies of our history.

[@dontrotter1099]

Love the video, as always. But i HATE that freaking discovery card commercial with a pation!!!!!

[@conanhutchison]

Man, history is so wild

[@ThePS3monkey]

Clicked like before he said, "Hello everybody".

[@AncientArchitects]

One video I should say: “Hi guys” for a change. 😂

[@marborable]

Hey Matt. Thoroughly agree with you over that church on top. It's a disgrace.

[@amremotewatching]

How many people know about the very sizeable step pyramids in China ? The authorities there seem to want to cover them up and have been planting trees all over them for decades. But the biggest one has a base foot print of 1,200 ft square (yup, 1,200 ft). Around Xian there are at least 50 pyramids mysteriously built up along a geographical line measuring some 24 miles end to end, and some of the Pyramids along that line have the same 750 ft base foot print as Khafre/Giza. But most people into this general subject area have no idea about any of the Chinese ones !!

[@christos2474]

I enjoyed it very much! Thanks. I’m certain that there was an influence between the people of cholula and others from other parts of the globe. The most important part of this video is the evidence is the blatant disregard for a sapient race that may have very important information.

[@Saga05061982]

Have to agree that having the church impede further investigation of the site is beyond annoying. Any thoughts on Gunung Padang being a pyramid?

[@wowodine]

Any new research going on at Cholula in 2023 ? or near future plans ?

[@royfritch5282]

Love what you are sharing! That said, please update your vocabulary from "manmade" to "humanmade." Won't address the possibilities of help from "others" with construction at this time.

[@justinevans5616]

Generally winners dictate the terms after a war.

[@kylefrancis3906]

I asked chatgtp to give me a random fact. "The world's largest pyramid is not in Egypt, but in Mexico. The Great Pyramid of Cholula is a massive ancient structure located in present-day Mexico, and it covers an area of over 4 acres. It was built by the ancient Maya civilization, and it is considered to be one of the largest archaeological sites of the Americas." wow. thanks chatgtp. never knew about this. i will not look at the pyramids in Egypt the same way ever again.

[@Typing.._]

That church is hiding something 😂

[@golabek168]

Can we use metrics for everything? Not just volume?

[@Xenarzio]

Yes Theory just released a documentary about this

[@Merliin03]

All the loves!!!