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Where the race
of Aztec may have derived from.
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Exploring Aztec
human sacrifice in the context of their beliefs and society.
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Location, history
and culture of the Aztecs.
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A site dedicated
to the Aztec calendar.
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The story of
Coatlique, the mother of Aztec creation.
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Illustrated
look at Aztec "writing".
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85 articles
on Aztec mythology.
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Extensive list
of Aztec myths.
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3-D rendered
illustration with a brief description.
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Text descriptions
accompanied with photographs.
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3-D diagram
of the site, with a brief description.
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Good resource
for researching Aztec history.
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The origins
of the Aztec and their culture, with photographs.
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Detailing the
historic origins of the Aztec as a separate race.
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The Aztec calendar:
math and design.
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The implications
of the Aztec/Spanish clash, and Aztec culture.
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Describes archaeological
excavations at the rural sites of Cuexcomate and Capilco in the Mexican
state of Morelos, with information on peasant life in the Aztec period.
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Looking at Aztlan,
the mythical place of origin of the Aztec peoples.
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Information
on the geography, sites, culture, technology and society of the Aztec
and other early races.
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Extensive photo
library of the Aztec region.
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The arrival
of the Aztecs in the Mexican area.
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Mictlan, the
underworld of the Aztec, and burial rituals.
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The story of
the Aztecs leaving the island of Aztlan.
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Archaeological
evidence of Aztec burial practices.
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Explaining how
the calendar fits in with the Aztec culture.
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The creation
and the legend of the Four Suns.
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Covering sites
at the Valley of Oaxaca, Valley of Mexico, Gulf Lowlands, Eastern Lowlands
and the Amatzinac Valley.
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The Quetzalcoatl
myth is the great epic of Mesoamerica, describing events which happened
at Tollan Xicocotitlan (Tula, Hidalgo) in the northern Valley of Mexico
near the end of the 10th century.
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An in-depth
look at the beliefs and deities of the Aztec.
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This is a list of books in English about
the Aztecs.
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Why the civilization of Tenochtitlan could
be considered to be the Aztec civilization.
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Visit this ancient city.
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Aztec religion, medicine and rulers.
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Explaining how the calendar worked, with
a colourful illustration.
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A history of an ancient civilization etched
in stone.
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The history of the Aztecs, who considered
themselves the chosen people of the sun and war god, Huitzilopochtli.
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The Tlahuica were one of the Aztec peoples
of central Mexico at the time of the Spanish conquest (AD 1521), and lived
in the area that is now the state of Morelos.
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Some of the major archaeological ruins
of the Tlahuica culture, an Aztec ethnic group.
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Three recent archaeological projects make
Yautepec one of the most intensively-studied Aztec cities outside of the
imperial capital Tenochtitlan.
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