Cerro de los Idolos

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Cerro de los Idolos is a pre-Hispanic archaeological site near Malinalco in central Mexico, known for its ancient ceremonial structures carved into the hillside.

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Cerro de los Idolos canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
ceremonial center
pre-Hispanic site
accessFrom Malinalco
associatedWithCulture Mesoamerican cultures
conservationStatus protected site
country Mexico
culturalPeriod pre-Hispanic
feature altars
carved chambers
carved stairways
platforms
hasGeographicalFeature hillside
hasStructureType ceremonial structures
rock-cut architecture
temples
hasViewOf Malinalco valley
linked to: Malinalco Valley
heritageType archaeological heritage
locatedIn Malinalco
State of Mexico
central Mexico
locatedNear Malinalco town
linked to: Malinalco
material stone
nameMeaning Hill of the Idols
partOf Malinalco archaeological zone
region central highlands of Mexico
topography mountain slope
tourismType cultural tourism
usedFor religious ceremonies
ritual activities

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Malinalco hasArchaeologicalSite Cerro de los Idolos