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The Aztecs - A Clash of Worlds

20201h 44mHD★ 8.0History & War

This documentary uncovers the Aztecs, whose buried temples still lie beneath modern Mexico City. It follows how a people rose from little to build one of the largest cities in the world before their clash with Spanish conquistadors. Archaeology and history combine to reveal a sophisticated and often misunderstood civilization. It is a rich watch for anyone fascinated by ancient empires, conquest, and the world the Aztecs made. Free to watch in HD on Dr Documentary.

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