In an archaeological investigation of modern-day Mexico City, which of the following could archaeologists possibly discover?(1 point) Responses colonial Catholic churches colonial Catholic churches Machu Picchu Machu Picchu remnants of temples from Tenochtitlán remnants of temples from Tenochtitlán the Coricancha

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In an archaeological investigation of modern-day Mexico City, archaeologists could possibly discover remnants of temples from Tenochtitlán. Tenochtitlán was the capital of the Aztec Empire, situated on the site of modern-day Mexico City.

The other options, such as colonial Catholic churches and Machu Picchu, are relevant to other historical contexts and locations, while the Coricancha is a site in Cusco, Peru, associated with the Inca civilization.