A PhD student uncovered a lost Maya city called Valeriana after finding an overlooked LiDAR survey on page 16 of Google search results. The data revealed thousands of structures, pyramids, plazas, and roads hidden beneath Mexico’s jungle, showing a once-thriving city of up to 50,000 people.

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A PhD student uncovered a lost Maya city called Valeriana after finding an overlooked LiDAR survey on page 16 of Google search results. The data revealed thousands of structures, pyramids, plazas, and roads hidden beneath Mexico’s jungle, showing a once-thriving city of up to 50,000 people. (www.yahoo.com)

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Safagri?

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Yes, safafaggotry

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