Largest Pyramid in Mexico has been Found

[southerncross]

Well, the hits just keep comin'.
Before its all over with, they're going to realize that North, Central, and South America were highly developed and populated by very intelligent and intuitive people. European society was far from the top of the heap. Many skills and much knowledge has been lost to us as these societies likely blossomed and faded long before westerners got here. How science can think that these continent sat like blank tablets to be written on until western feet decided to conquer it, makes me sit back and spontaneously break out in laughter. I think they could have shown us a thing or two.

http://zonnews.com/news/450-research...een-found.html

The Pyramid, 75 meters in height, was explored by specialists from the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) on the acropolis of Tonina, Chiapas, estimated to be around 1700 years old.

[CasperParks]

1700 years ago equals it was built around 300AD...

Amazing how much history was lost, forgotten and suppressed over millenniums.