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Hace 5 días · This sculpture displays a bold carving technique that conveys the unyielding nature of the Mexica soldier, whose nobility is indicated by the large knot at the nape of his neck. The warrior is distinguished by his eagle’s beak helmet and scowling mouth, further emphasizing his ferocity. Adapted from ‘Moctezuma: Aztec Ruler’, British ...
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Hace 5 días · Initiation rites - not exactly. But we can give you some insight into the early stages of Mexica warriors’ lives. Here we quote from the excellent Handbook to Life in the Aztec World by Manuel Aguilar-Moreno, talking about the commoners’ school telpochcalli, where most youths were trained for war:- ’The youths were taught discipline by realising domestic chores.
Hace 6 días · Let’s find out what they were and how they might be punished. (Written by Julia Flood/Mexicolore) Pic 1: An Aztec mum punishes her daughter by making her sweep the house clean at night! (Click on image to enlarge) From an early age, Aztec children knew the value of family and hard work. They would learn to do daily chores at home with their ...
Hace 3 días · 4-hole ceramic flute. Mexica ceramic flute with four finger-holes, 13.2 cms long, c. 1486-1520, Museo del Templo Mayor, Mexico City. The front [of this flute] is adorned with an anthropomorphic head wearing a feather headdress, which could be the stylized depiction of a god. It was discovered in offering 89 of the Templo Mayor, which is ...
24 de may. de 2024 · When considering the Aztecs’ vast and extensive knowledge of flora and fauna in the Basin of Mexico and beyond it is important to keep in mind that they did not always live there. In fact, they spent over 80 years migrating through Central Mexico to prepare them for the day that they would come to rule the region.
Hace 5 días · Good question. You can see the Mexica symbol for war on this famous vertical drum (huehuetl), though it might not be obvious straight away.It’s NOT to be confused with the better known Aztec shield symbol (chimalli) - that you can see in our ‘Aztec Artefacts’ section - nor the symbol for a battle victory (burning, toppled temple).). Because the symbol for war was a paired metaphor (made ...
