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Stock Photo: The Pelote Pitch In Chichã©N Itza Was Used To Observe Equinoxes And Solstices

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The ChichÃ©n ItzÃ¡ football field was built by the Maya in 849-869, is over 120 meters long and is the largest in Mesoamerica. On both sides of the field there are high, parallel walls with stone rings. The walls of the field are decorated with reliefs referring to death and sacrifice.

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Stock Photo: The Pelote Pitch In Chichã©N Itza Was Used To Observe Equinoxes And Solstices

The ChichÃ©n ItzÃ¡ football field was built by the Maya in 849-869, is over 120 meters long and is the largest in Mesoamerica. On both sides of the field there are high, parallel walls with stone rings. The walls of the field are decorated with reliefs referring to death and sacrifice.

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