Pyramid C at Tula

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Pyramid C at Tula is one of the principal stepped temple structures at the ancient Toltec city of Tula in central Mexico, contributing to the site's distinctive ceremonial and architectural complex.

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Pyramid C at Tula canonical 1
Toltec pyramids 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mesoamerican pyramid
accessibleToPublic yes
approximateDate c. 900–1150 CE
architecturalStyle Toltec architecture
associatedWith Toltec capital of Tula
chronology Early Postclassic period
contributesTo ceremonial and architectural layout of Tula
distinctive skyline of Tula
country Mexico
culture Toltec civilization
currentCondition ruin
dedicatedTo Mesoamerican deities
excavated 20th century
formsEnsembleWith Pyramid A at Tula
Pyramid B at Tula
Tula ballcourts
Tula palace structures
hasCoordinateSystem WGS84
hasFeature stepped terraces
stone construction
temple superstructure (now largely lost)
hasFunction ceremonial platform
religious structure
hasSiteType archaeological monument
hasStructureType stepped temple structure
heritage Mesoamerican civilization
isPrincipalMonumentOf Tula ceremonial center
isTouristAttraction yes
locatedIn Hidalgo
Mexico
Tula
central Mexico
linked to: Central Mexico
managedBy Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia
material stone
municipality Tula de Allende
partOf Tula archaeological site
architectural complex at Tula
ceremonial center of Tula
preservationStatus partially restored
region Central Mexican Highlands
relativeImportance one of the principal pyramids at Tula
religiousTradition pre-Columbian Mesoamerican religion
researchField Mesoamerican archaeology
significance important example of Toltec monumental architecture

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Pyramid B at Tula near Pyramid C at Tula
Tula de Hidalgo knownFor Toltec pyramids
linked to: Pyramid C at Tula