The Temple in the Metro

In 1967, during the construction of the Mexico City Metro, the excavation of a Mexica temple dedicated to Ehécatl began under the archaeologist Jordi Gussinyer. INAH archaeologists explored it until 1970.

Part of the temple was preserved inside the Pino Suárez station. Uno TV calls it the smallest archaeological zone in Mexico.

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