Aztec Archaeology

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Maya Figure of a dignitary, Late Classic, A.D. 600–800 Ceramic with pigmentThe expressive face, chis

Codex Mendoza - Warriors

4-meter (13-foot) long carving of Tlaltecuhtli, the Aztec earth goddess, 1502 approx., Templo Mayor,

Vulture Vessel Date: 1200–1521Geography: Mexico, MesoamericaCulture: AztecMedium: Ceramic

printing-stamp Cultures/periods: AztecField Collection by: GlennieFindspot: Mexico Provenience unk

printing-stamp Cultures/periods: AztecField Collection by: Charles Bedford YoungFindspot: Mexico P

Statue of Xochipilli (Aztec, 1450-1500 CE)

sculpture Cultures/periods: AztecProduction date: 1300-1521 (circa) Findspot: Mexico Provenie

slit-drum Cultures/periods: AztecProduction date: 1300 -1521Field Collection by: William Ockelford

shield (?); religious/ritual equipment (?); disc (?); regalia; mosaic Cultures/periods: Aztec or Mi

sacrificial knife; mosaic Cultures/periods: Aztec or MixtecProduction date: 1400-1521Findspot: Mexi

printing-stamp Cultures/periods: Post-Classic AztecFindspot: Mexico Provenience unknown, possibly

printing-stamp Cultures/periods: AztecField Collection by: GlennieFindspot: Mexico Provenience unk

printing-stamp Cultures/periods: AztecField Collection by: Charles Bedford YoungFindspot: Mexico P

printing-stamp Cultures/periods: AztecField Collection by: GlennieFindspot: Mexico Provenience unk

printing-stamp Cultures/periods: Post-Classic Aztec Field Collection by: Charles Bedford YoungFind

printing-stamp Cultures/periods: Aztec Field Collection by: Charles Bedford YoungFindspot: Mexico

vessel Cultures/periods: AztecFindspot: Mexico Provenience unknown, possibly looted Part of base

4-meter (13-foot) long carving of Tlaltecuhtli, the Aztec earth goddess, 1502 approx.,&nbs

Zapotec jade and shells mask, ca. 200 BC - 100 AD, Monte Alban, Mexico. Photography © Jorg

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