Tabasco
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ARCHEOLOGICAL SITES
The state of Tabasco contains several traces of ceremonial and civic centers belonging to a handful of pre-Hispanic cultures which inhabited the region throughout its history : La Venta, major ceremonial compound of the Olmecas during the highest period of splendor of this culture, the art of which displays strong references to the jaguar; Comalcalco and Pomona, containing Maya remains dated as contemporary with those major compounds of Palenque and Yaxhilan located in other areas of Mesoamerica; and the site of Malpasito, legacy of the Zoque tribe which inhabited the area in the period 400-250 of our time, with an altar from which it is still possible to admire the grandeur of the place.
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Tabasco History
The year 800 B.C. witnessed the highest point in the development of the pre-Classical civilization of the Olme ... |
Tabasco Culture
One of the traditions deeply rooted in the culture of the state of Tabasco is that of having seven meals a day ... |
Tabasco Travel
Some of the natural wonders to be found along this route include : the Cocona and the Canicas caves, just the ... |
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Tabasco Economy
Tabasco has a fundamental vocation towards agriculture. The geographic conditions of the state's territories p ... |
Tabasco Geography
Located in the entrance by land to the Yucatan peninsula, the state of Tabasco borders the Gulf of Mexico to t ... |
Tabasco Politics
Tabasco is part of the Gulf of Mexico basin, a State full of history and beautiful traditions.
The economic ... |
Tabasco Government
Andres Rafael Granier Melo was born at Villahermosa, Tabasco in 1948.
He has a degree on Chemical Parasite Bi ... |
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Tabasco Demography
According to the last population census run across Mexico in the year 2005,Tabasco reports a little less than ... |
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