The
top view is of the entire pyramid. The inset view is of the
encroachment of lava that, in ancient times, repeatedly covered
the pyramid. This site, accepted as among the oldest in the
Valley of Mexico is dominated by a massive circular pyramid
with a base 387 feet in diameter and a height of 75 feet. 50
Although parts of the large and complex site are buried by ash
from volcanoes as recently as 300.A.D., other parts are buried
under volcanic ash that has been dated as 7,000 years old. (Despite
this evidence Cuicuilco is still officially dated as from 2,000
to 4,000 years old).
From
Atlantis in America Navigators of the Ancient World
by Ivar Zapp and George Ericson



Photographs
provided by Gary Biltcliffe and Yana Nilsson