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There is no definitive answer to how tall the ancient Toltecs were, as there is limited archaeological evidence available to provide accurate measurements. However, some estimates based on skeletal remains suggest that the average height of an adult male Toltec was approximately 165 centimeters (5 feet 5 inches), while the average height of an adult female Toltec was around 155 centimeters (5 feet 1 inch). These estimates may vary depending on the specific region and time period within the Toltec civilization.

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