ARQUEOLOGICAL SITES ON PUEBLA Cholula, Cantona, Yohualichan, Tepixi, Tepatlaxco.

cholula It is said that when Hernán Cortés arrived in Cholula this track was already hidden. Although the Spanish discovered later in the bowels of a pyramid that mound had thought that ending a work of such magnitude was beyond his strength, so they decided to build up the pyramid a church, which was dedicated in 1594 and the Virgin of Los Remedies. In 1931 the pyramid began to explore and after 25 years were drilled eight kilometers of tunnels, which facilitated the discovery of seven overlapping pieces

Cantona The site covers about 12 square kilometers for study was divided into three broad units and worked the south, which is the best preserved, it is the Acropolis (area where are located the main structures that gave shelter to the political power, economic and religious), resulting therefore a good example of the settlement. En su arquitectura está ausente el estuco como elemento decorativo, aunque posiblemente pudo usarse lodo para unir la roca volcánica, además de la técnica de colocar piedra sobre piedra

Yohualichan This place is very similar to the pre-Hispanic city of El Tajin in Veracruz. Yohualichan The name comes from Nahuatl and means "place of the night." This place is an ancient ceremonial center of the Totonac culture, is located northwest of Cuetzalan, 190 kilometers from the city of Puebla.

Tepexi Tepexi el Viejo fungió como cabecera de uno de los señoríos popolacas más importantes que controlaron el sur de lo que ahora es el estado de Puebla durante el periodo Postclásico (1200-1500 d.C.), este pueblo mantuvo estrecho contacto  con Teotihuacan, pues fueron los popolacas los productores de la cerámica "anaranjado delgado" que era comercializada por la gran urbe. Esta fortificación presenta cinco áreas, sobre los que se emplazan las plataformas, montículos piramidales, zonas residenciales, atalayas y tumbas.

Tepatlaxco The archaeological zone is set on the southern slope of the hill Totolqueme the town of San Cristobal Tepatlaxco. ? The rest of the site is basically comprised of a ceremonial formed by more than eight structures, not missing besides some smaller mounds that are remote but nevertheless are part of it.