MEXICO CITY.- More than 350,000 persons have visited the exhibition “Moctezuma II. Time and Destiny of a Ruler”, which opened at the Templo Mayor Museum on June 17th 2010, where 220 Prehispanic and Colonial jewels account for the life of the last Tenochtitlan governor. The exhibition will be open until January 16th 2011. Carlos Gonzalez, director of Templo Mayor Museum, informed that since the inauguration of the precinct of the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) in 1987, no other exhibition had raised as much interest among the public, also generated by the success the show had in the British Museum in London, where 210,000 persons visited it. Archaeologist Leonardo Lopez Lujan, one of the curators, remarked that “unlike the exhibition mounted in Europe, in Mexico it is presented with a new format with a double attraction: the character of Moctezuma is approached, and