With satellite imagery and other modern tools, much of the globe is comprehensively mapped out at this point – but there are still plenty of secrets hidden in the most remote and inaccessible parts of the world.
were carried out across the area. The technology uses the reflections of laser beams to detect buildings that are otherwise hidden from view by trees and undergrowth.
"The biggest surprise turned out to be the site located on a peninsula of high ground, surrounded by extensive wetlands,""Its monumental nucleus covers more than 50 hectares [124 acres] and has various large buildings, including several pyramidal structures over 15 meters [49 feet] high." These tropical forests are huge in size: there's around 3,000 square kilometers of uninhabited jungle in this part of the world, and to date there's very little known about what it's hiding. Part of the reason is that its foliage is so dense.
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