#000|Tenochtitlan is capital|of the Mexica, commonly|known as Aztecs|
#001|Capital of the Tepaneca,|part of the triple alliance|with the Aztecs|
#002|Cultural center and part of|the triple alliance with the|Aztecs|
#003|Capital of the Tarascans.|Famous for its copper and|archery.|
#004|Capital of the Toltecs, with |a great leader Quetzalcoatl,|provided enlightened rule.|
#005|Translates to the Race of|Dogs...Reperesents the tribes|of the North...|
#006|Visit the Pyramids of the |Sun and Moon on the|Street of the Dead|
#007|Late Classic Mayan|Capital...||
#008|A city with stone |causeways linking suburban|and downtown areas.|
#009|A city of many richly|decorated palaces and temple||
#010|A great walled city|||
#011|Center for the Canoe|Trade||
#012|Large Mayan Capital from|Late preclassic period||
#013|The earliest great Mayan|Metropolis||
#014|A city with many carved|stelae||
#015|Frontier settlement on |Aztec/Tarascan border||
#016|This city is a key river|port controlling trade in|the region|
#017|This city is a trade hub|linking the coasts and|highlands|
#018|Contains the pyramid of|niches which has one for|each day of the year.|
#019|Fortified city with moats|and parapets.||
#020|From its strategic postion|above the valley, this city|dominated Oxaca region.|
#021|Became capital of the|Zapotecs when Monte|Albon was abandoned.|
#022|Small religious and military|base with beautiful temples.||
#023|Olmec center for basalt and|trade.||
#024|Here basalt is quarried.|||
#025|This city has much clay|used for pottery.||
#026|Center for rubber, salt and|tar.||
#027|A city with interesting|ruins from an earlier|time.|
#028|Fortified hill site protecting|southern route.||
#029|El Baul is located|dangerously close to a|volcano.|
#030|Remains of colossal heads|indicate relation to the|Olmecs.|
#031|Capital of the Quiche|nation.||
#032|This city has monumental|sculptures.||
#033|Key trading area in this|coastal region.||
#034|This region is the site of|much warfare due to its|critical location.|
#035|A city in the midst of a|swampland||
#036|A city that is challenging|Tikal for regional dominance||
#037|Chichen Itza's chief seaport|||
#038|A city with trade in fish|and shells.||
#039|This river valley was|the center of manufacturing|marble vessels.|
#040|Post city of the Tabasco|Indians.||
#041|Many of the buildings in|this city are built with|bricks.|
#042|Located near the city, this|city trades in shells and |cacao.|
#043|Watch out for tigers in|this area.||
#044|A city with stucco masks|on the main pyramid.||
#045|Tulum is a walled port|city.||
#046|The conquerors in this|city represent Spanish|conquistadores.|
#047|A city lying on the edge|of the Olmec heartland.||
#048|Teopantecuanitian contains|a travertine monolith.||
#049|Dainzu sets along the trade|routes to the south.||
#050|Home of the Totonacs.|||
#051|A lightly defended city|which will nor resist a|determined attack.|
#052|A port city which profited|with trade from the gulf.||
#053|Sets along the trade route|from the coast to the north.||
#054|Tlaxcala indians resisted|the Aztecs. Known as the|city of the Eagle.|
#055|This is a Holy City|containing many temples.||
#056|Otomi indians, fiercely|defend this city.||
#057|This city is a dependency|of Texcoco.||
#058|Along with Tlaxcala, this|city resisted the Aztecs.||
#059|This fortress-like city was|possibly built by the Toltecs.||
#060|A key location for travel |along the west coast.||
#061|This city contains a stone |fragment with the earliest|recorded date.|
#062|This is a great Mayan|capital.  Visit the|hieroglyphic stairway.|
#063|This city contains many|interesting ruins.||
#064|This city is periously close|to a volcano||
#065|A mythical city, actually|much farther northwest |where Aztecs originated.|
#066|This city ic currently ruled|by Bird Jaguar.||
#067|This city has many murals|depicting warlike scenes.||
#068||||
#069|Visit the gigantic stucco|face which looks down|from the pyramid.|
#070|This capital city is ruled|by Pacal The Great.||
#071|This city is under the|dominion of Palenque.||
#072|A city located on the edge|of a great forest.||
#073|Aztec conquests extended|this far.||
#074|City in the independent|state of the Tututepecs.||
#075|A port city south west|of the Tarascans.||
#076|Metztitlan fought to keep|its independence from the|Aztecs.|
#077|Death represents the|disease brought by European|colonists to this world.|
#078|The Oxaca valley|is the crossroads of many|invaders.|
#079|Seizure of this city allows|expansion southwest or|northeast.|
#080|Visit the temple of the|Seeven Dolls, which shows|key solar alignments.|
#081|Terminus for one of the|longest sacbe roads running to|Coba.|
#082|Edzna contains a large|canal system.||
#083|This site is protected by|a strange magic||
#084|This city lies near a river|of the same name.||
#085|This city was a rival of |Tikal.||
