After An Earthquake Shook This Aztec Pyramid, A Stunning Secret Emerged Inside Its Crumbling Walls

Earthquake reveals remains of temple inside Aztec Pyramid.
Fragile Aztec ruins rise up from the parched earth. But it’s not just time that has caused these towering temples to crumble and decay. A deadly 7.1-magnitude earthquake just tore through the area, rocking the foundations of the sprawling site. And as workers toil to assess the quake’s damage, they make a startling discovery. There, in the structure’s hidden depths, lurks a remarkable secret. And it hasn’t been seen by human eyes for hundreds and hundreds of years... until now.
Historical preservation
Cultural heritage
Uncovering the past
Sacred temple
Artistic treasures
Aztec civilization
Structural instability
Seismic impact
Historical significance
Revealing secrets
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[matthewarnold]

Skip ahead to 7:30 to find out the "stunning secret".

[briantutterrow]

Long-winded, repeating, and jumping to non-related topics made this presentation painful. The end result was not as "Stunning" as promised.

[julieanntregeagle]

Interesting podcast but the AI narration is distracting. Please use a real human.

[TheMadriverboy]

Do they get brownie points for dragging it out.

[conradnelson]

Eight minutes in. It’s another temple buried underneath the one on top.

[cliffordbaxter]

Just tell us WHAT was found 🤨
Then you can go into the Explanation ✝️🇺🇸😔

[rf]

This pyramind was not made by the Aztecs.

[victoriabergesen]

Mexico is part of North America, not Central America. Lonely Planet guides are not suitable sources for historical or archaeological data. The narrator is stilted and mispronounces words.

[macmensch]

Your video is OK but in future don’t use fancy transitions, if makes it unprofessional at best.

[Pritchard]

Skip to 8 minutes for actual video content and Jon repetitive bs

[patrickmcdonough]

"Zelda Open cavenmusic ". Innsbrueck ground

[darlahenri]

Appreciate being told to go to 7:30. Hmm, heard of this before but it does make me wondering why another structure. I think all was before Aztec, Maya, etc. arrived. None knew how to build or other tech they just happened upon it vacant & available.

[kengrow]

This is unbelievable the culture that we claim to be the most advanced built on top of a more advanced structure underneath it suggesting the more advanced structure came first. Scientists and archaeologist everywhere crying! NOT AGAIN!

[Blessings.]

Was there a round tunnel filled in, I mean looking at the wall it seems there is something as the rocks could not have been placed like that….

[dianacroy]

We will never know what it built for. All we do now is guess work or words that make these people looking at the buildins know it alls.

[jeffreyyoung]

This isn't the first time another temple was found inside another, bigger temple.

[jameskruczek]

I was hopeful that an ancient demon crawled out of it like in the horror movies but no it's just another temple

[hubertwalters]

Too much boring talk, get to the secret. It's not interesting with long boring talk.

[Ventura]

That’s stupid noise is driving me nuts. I cannot finish this. What a waste.

[violahamilton]

computerized reading -an insulting production.