After the pyramid's discovery in June 2024, archaeologists conducted a thorough survey of the monument and surrounding area.
The amazing find can also shed new light on early human occupation in the region – where evidence of settlement has been traced back to roughly 14,000 years.
They discovered, along with hundreds of artifacts, that it belonged to a pre-Hispanic settlement attached to an indigenous kingdom that predated the arrival of the Spanish. Upon closer investigation, it soon became clear that the sole pyramid was attached to a much larger and significant site. They identified five sections and 10 archaeological mounds, at least.
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