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Tazumal, is a Pre-Columbian Maya archaeological site located in Chalchuapa, El Salvador, and its name means "place where the victims were burned". This ruins dates from the 900, and are considered the most important and best preserved in the country, and the archaeologists believe that the first settlements in this area were around 5000 BC.
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Nick: BaCKPackerName: Daniel Age: 26 NY - USA |
I like backpacking,
hiking, xtreme sports.
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