Lake Texcoco was the central body of water in the Valley of Mexico, the ancient heartland of the Aztec civilization. Now largely drained, its memory flows beneath modern Mexico City, a phantom of a vibrant, watery past.
Lake Texcoco was the central body of water in the Valley of Mexico, the ancient heartland of the Aztec civilization. Now largely drained, its memory flows beneath modern Mexico City, a phantom of a vibrant, watery past.