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Monthly Archives: July 2012

Mayan Aqueduct

July 19, 2012by Barry Lehrman Leave a comment

A Pre-Columbian precedent for the LA Aqueduct system has been discovered at Guatemala at Tikal (circa 250-800AD).

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