El Salvador rooms
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Cihuatán A three-square-kilometre city north of San Salvador, founded near 900–950 CE and burned, with arrow points in the debris. One reading ends it by about 1100 and denies it was Pipil. Another carries a Mexican identity later. -
Joya de Cerén A Maya farming village sealed by the ash of Loma Caldera, with houses, a sweat bath, and manioc fields left in place, and no bodies found.