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The Ancient Cities of the New World

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From Teotihuacan to Tenochtitlan: The Biggest Cities in the Ancient New World - Teotihuacan and Tenochtitlan were the largest and best-documented cities in the New World, giving them an important role in the task of understanding ancient urbanism in Mesoamerica. However, they were also the most distinctive and divergent cities of ancient Mesoamerica. Teotihuacan (100-600 CE) began as a radical experiment to create a city unlike any other in Mesoamerica. It stood out for its extensive orthogonal planning, the great prosperity of its commoner population, and the rich offerings buried deep inside and under its pyramids. When the city fell, later urban builders rejected most of the distinctive features of Teotihuacan in favor of more ancient Mesoamerican patterns. Tenochtitlan (1325-1521 CE), on the other hand, started out as a typical Aztec city-state capital. Two factors allowed it to grow into a huge metropolis of 200,000 people: its location on an island that was easily enlarged to accommodate a rising population, and its status as the capital of a powerful and wealthy empire. When its r

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