El Castillo Pyramid - Mathematical Wooden Puzzle

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Challenging wooden math puzzle shaped like the Mayan El Castillo pyramid (Temple of Kukulcan) at Chichen Itza. Your task is to arrange the numbered blocks so that each side of the pyramid adds up to 91 (31 down the center column and 30 down each side column) - just like the real pyramid, which has 91 steps on each side and, together with the top platform, totals 365, symbolizing the days in a year.

A legend with Aztec number symbols (1-15) is printed on the bottom of the puzzle, so you'll need to decode the pieces before you start solving.

Part of a puzzle series inspired by ancient civilizations (Egyptian, Greek, Roman, Norse, Aztec, Chinese).

Difficulty: 5 of 6
Age: 8+

⚠️ Important notice: No solution is included with this puzzle. Solve it through clever thinking, not force!
Not suitable for children under 3 years – contains small parts!