San Andrés is widely presented as one of El Salvador’s largest pre-Hispanic centers and a Late Classic regional capital (c. AD 600–900).
Claim about San Andrés Archaeological Site · Stance: supporting
Tourism/institutional summaries describe San Andrés as among the largest pre-Hispanic centers in El Salvador and characterize it as a regional capital between about 600 and 900 AD.
Site
- San Andrés Archaeological Site Ciudad Arce, La Libertad, El Salvador
Evidence for and against
- Tourism/institutional summaries describe San Andrés as one of the largest pre-Hispanic centers and a Late Classic regional capital (AD 600–900)