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Royal Ontario Museum (ROM), Toronto, Ontario
Royal Ontario Museum (ROM), Toronto, Ontario Our primary reason for visiting the Royal Ontario Museum on this occasion was to view the Mayan exhibit since we had visited the site of two of the Mayan ruins (Chichen-Itza and Coba) during … Continue reading →
Posted in Canada Explorer, Ontario, Toronto
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