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Xólotl Cacamatzin.(1466-1521)Cacamatzin was a powerful nahual of the order of eagles. He was
Yaotécpatl.(1404-1437)Yaotécpatl was one of the most experienced warriors of the Mexic
“What do you want to eat?” Repost from @lacasadelmostro - A comer! #comida #nahu
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En Nahualitas encontrarás a las muñecas artesanales más folk de M&e
ecc-poetry:“Tenochtitlan,” by Elisa Chavez.Leí que los Mexica ahogaban a muj
theancientwayoflife:~Flower-Shaped Ear Ornaments. Date: 1400/1500 Culture: Aztec (Mexica) Place of
La casa del águila y el jaguar. Arquitectura mexica única en su especie en America ya
Revolución, traída a usted por Rotoplas.
❝Ximopanōltih, my name is Mexica, but you can call me Aztec, I’m willing to answer any questio
It’s not just a bunch of rocks and dust. Una almena de un edificio de la antigua Tenochtit
mexicoporsiempre: Ésta es una de las pocas capillas destinadas para adorar un dios Mexica, m&
TenochtitlanThe heart of the Mexica empire. Now Mexico City, my home.
Tenochtitlan by Darío Mekler July 1st 1530. Cortés and his men escape from Tenochtitla
mexicanfoodporn: Arrachera con cebollitas cambray, guacamole, rajas con crema y papa al horno Mexica
Stone owl Mexica*, AD 1325-1521 From Mexico Birds are rarely represented in Mexica stone sculpture.
Group of pottery model temples Mexica*, AD 1325-1521 From Mexico Most Mexica temples were razed to t
Group of three pottery figurines Mexica*, AD 1325-1521 From Mexico Many small pottery figurines have
Granite carving of a serpent Mexica*, AD 1325-1521 From Mexico A fine example of the skill of Mexica
Stone figure of Xiuhcoatl Mexica*, AD 1325-1521 From Mexico Fire Serpent The serpent played an impor
Stone seated figure of Xiuhtecuhtli Mexica*, AD 1325-1521 From Mexico The god of fire This figure re
Stone seated figure of Xochipilli Mexica*, AD 1325-1521 From Mexico Flower Prince Xochipilli was the
Wooden slit-drum (teponatzli) Mexica*, AD 1325-1521 From Mexico This is an example of an Mexica slit
Obsidian mirror Mexica*, AD 1325-1521 From Mexico The Mexica people made mirrors of varying sizes wi
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