Teotihuacan Culture

Some Olmec groups that migrated from the Mesoamerican zone of the Gulf of Mexico were established in the Central Highlands. When these groups met with the people who inhabited this region, they mixed culturally and gave rise to other cultures, among them the Teotihuacan Culture.
Due to the abundant natural resources that existed in the area, its geographical location and its constant commercial exchange, the city of Teotihuacan grew over time; it became a very populated city, between 125 thousand and 250 thousand inhabitants. It achieved its greatest splendor in the Classic period, between the year 150 d. C. to 750 d. C. He was very influential in the economy, politics, architecture and art of all Mesoamerica.