U-shaped drains channeled rainwater into a cave beneath a building in this city that was originally covered in white polished plaster.
Unusually spacious living quarters lined with columns were constructed in this city's Viking Group. U-shaped drains channeled rainwater into a cave beneath a building in this city that was originally covered in white polished plaster. The porticos of apartment complexes in this city were usually decorated with murals, such as the 70 illegally-obtained Wagner Murals and images of a goddess with a bird headdress called the "spider woman." A building at Cholula closely imitates the architectural style of this city, in particular the motif of sloping talud panels and vertical, rubble-based tablero layers that was introduced here. The Ciudadela (*) complex, including the Temple of the Feathered Serpent, sits at the south end of the Avenue of the Dead at this site, while the Pyramid of the Moon and the Sun are situated to its north and middle, respectively. For 10 points, name this grid city located northeast of Mexico City, the site of the best-known Mesoamerican pyramids.
Unusually spacious living quarters lined with columns were constructed in this city's Viking Group.
Teotihuacan