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The Pre-Hispanic, the Colonial, the Royal Roads
of Morelos and Puebla
By Julia Taylor © Julia Taylor 2007
Photos by Miguel Angel Cuevas © Miguel Angel Cuevas 2007
The royal roads - some paved - were first utilized by Mesoamerican cultures in central Mexico. During the founding of New Spain, they played a role in war strategy, and later were used by Franciscan, Augustinian and Dominican missionaries.
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