This is the temple of rain god, after the earthquake

rthquake occurred in September last year in Mexico. Various organizations have broken down. In the meanwhile, archaeologists in Mexico brought news of happiness. After an earthquake suddenly found an ancient temple. The temple is believed to have been built by sacrificing the rainwater god Tilalok to the Agatek.

This ancient temple is found in a pyramid about 70 kilometers south of Mexico City. The name of the old Pyramid is Teonjonjuco. It may have been built in 1150 and it is likely to be a guide to Tilahiqua culture. In ancient times, there were ancient Agatecans in central Mexico.

Archaeologists say that the temple is 6 meters by 4 meters in length-width. That is, this ancient temple, bigger than 20 feet or 13 feet. There is a place for incense-burning inside the temple. In addition, pottery pieces or debris were also found.

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The National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) in Mexico was trying to find out how much structural damage occurred in buildings using radar to measure earthquake damage. And it is found out that the temple of ancient Goddess Ravan is available.

Archaeologist Barbara Koineeka said that a 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck Mexico, which resulted in extensive erosion of Tionpozolek. The main structure of the Taunzanozo pyramid is believed to have been built in the 13th century.