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This UNESCO World Heritage Site in Colorado, USA, is famous for its remarkably preserved cliff dwellings, built by the Ancestral Puebloans between 600 and 1300 AD. Name this site.

Located on the Yucatán Peninsula of Mexico, this large pre-Columbian city was built by the Mayan people and features the iconic El Castillo pyramid, famous for the serpent shadow on the equinox. Name this city.

This heavily fortified city in modern-day Turkey was the capital of the Hittite Empire during the Late Bronze Age. Its extensive archives of cuneiform tablets have provided crucial insights into ancient Near Eastern history. What is its name?

Once a thriving medieval port and capital of the Kingdom of East Anglia in England, much of this coastal town has been lost to the sea due to centuries of erosion. What is this 'lost city' of England?

European explorers tirelessly searched for this legendary lost city, said to be rich in gold and precious stones, deep within the Amazon rainforest of South America. What is the name of this mythical 'Lost City of Gold'?

British explorer Percy Fawcett famously disappeared in 1925 while searching for this legendary lost city, which he believed to be a grand ancient civilization deep in the Amazon jungle, referred to as 'Z.' What was the official name Fawcett gave to this hypothesized city?

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