Archeologists have lined up and numbered stones in preparation for the restoration of another Mayan temple in Kabáh, Yucatán, Mexico. They use computer models to determine the order of reconstruction of the blocks that have been strewn over the site by 500 years of encroachment by weather and jungle, and the results are impressive.
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