The large model in the Teotihuacán Site Museum gives you an idea of the size of the city, capital of the largest Pre-Columbian empire, whose limits extended far beyond the current site. Sights of interest include the complex earthenware censers inlaid with added elements (shells, obsidian, small sculptures) and a series of skeletons with bound hands, some of them wearing necklaces which are shaped like human teeth. The four figures to the rear are female.