Race Up the the Ruins of Teotihuacan
	Mexico Latitude: 19° 23' 60N Longitude: 99° 9' 0W Visited on 11/24/03
The Ruins of Teotihuancan are the grandest metropolis of ancient America. The Drive Around the World team members will race Nancy Olson up 248 steps to the top of the Pyramid of the Sun - the third largest pyramid on earth! Place your bets…
Teotihuacan, Mexico on 11/24/2003 What we learned from the visit: The ancient city of Teotihaucan is shrouded in mystery. No one knows much about the people who built it or why they later abandoned the city. Most of what is known about the city is mere conjecture, theories developed based on the structures and artifacts that scientist and researchers have found there. Still now, there is much to be explored and uncovered. Maybe today's mysteries will soon be solved. More >>

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Name:	kelly samuels
School:	redwood high school
Grade:	10
Asked... Question: How long does it take to climb the Pyramid of the Sun? I think that chanda will win. Answer: Nancy won! It is important to know that the pyramid of the sun is located at 7800ft above sea level. It also over 60 meters tall (over thirty stories tall). I didn't count the steps because I was too tired, but Nancy made it to the top in about 2 minutes.