>>18756748
>soul
>soulless
>soul

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>>18758280 >>18758365 >>18758372 >>18758384 >>18761755

Tenochtitlan then and Mexico City now, from the same viewpoint

>>18758178
holy downgrade

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>>18758178

>>18758178
wasn't Tenochtitlan built on a lake?

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>>18758836

The earliest photo of the Acropolis, 1842, still with the Frankish Tower.

>>18758178
Was it really worth it tearing down the pyramids? Seems like an awfully lot of work to do.

>>18756748
Why does the top picture look like AI geg

>>18758383
>varangians werent franks
>also...

>>18758836
You...think Varangians built the Frankish Tower in Athens?

>>18758384
They weren't that big and used the stones to build churches.

>>18758367
Hot take, the post classic was more kino than the classic

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>>18761936

>>18758372
Yes? You can literally see it in that image

>>18758372
anon do you not have eyes

>>18758178
It's crazy how far modern cities stretch. The city of Tenochtitlan is mostly inside its lake, while Mexico City is even in the mountains all the way in the background.

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>>18761755
You could walk across ancient Athens in about 20 minutes, now it's concrete from the mountains down to the sea.

>>18759937
why does this image leave out the stuff on the left, like hamlets and stuff around Azcapotzalco?

>>18761936
nevermind. I guess it's because that part of the map is covered by modern day Mexico City so it's all paved over