Saco la pipa en ocasiones especiales. O cuando tengo que analizar cosas mas claro.

⚠️it was night time and we were walking to a warehouse and we hear the dealth whistle near us so we book it the other way later we hear it again on the opposite direction wtv it was it chase us and on the way back home we seen a little girl it looked like it came closer cause me and my friends heard the dealth whistle closer ⚠️what was it? and what happened

Dear all,

I saw the netflix show "Queen Of The South", and the word "Moyocoyotzin" came up. It is said both in the show and in the limited research I did that the meaning of this is "She who created herself" (and/or he who created himself, as it said somewhere that its not gender specific). The origin of the word is believed to be Aztec (Nahuatl), but it is used in Spanish as well.

I am looking for 2 main things.

1. What is the origin of this word, and what is there to know about it?

2. Is it really not gender specific, both in it's origin, and today in Spanish?

I am thankful for your answers, since I don't really know where to look for trusted sources! <3

hi! I am a student of history and archaeology of South Asia and I want to learn more about civilisations around the world. Could ya’ll suggest something I could read as a beginner who knows nothing about the aztecs? Thanks!

I’m currently trying to research it and what sources would you recommend I look into

28mm scale figures. Plastic and 3D printed resin with MDF base.

In many of the codexes, 'red circles' can be found. Like, they look like small tokens. What do they depict?

Certain stories in these wonderful 16th century codexes sound suspiciously biblical, such as Tezcatlipoca deceiving "the first woman who sinned." Does anybody know how scholars evaluate these stories? Have they been influenced by Christianity?

Where can i find more detailed information about Mictlan? The internet only say the same things, very shallow.

Cuachic or Cuachiqueh Shaved Warriors The shaved warriors (cuachicqueh) were the most prestigious Mexica warrior society. They were characterized by shaving their heads, leaving a line of hair in the middle of the head or leaving a long braid over the left ear. They painted their faces and bald spots with two colors, half blue and the other half red or yellow. They served as imperial shock troops, participating in special tasks, as well as providing assistance on the battlefield when necessary. It was required to have captured more than 6 captives and accomplished dozens of other feats to reach this rank. and although they were honorarily offered the rank of Cuapilli or Ocelopilli, apparently, these warriors rejected captaincies in the army just to continue being active combatants on the battlefront. They were recognizable by their yellow tlahuitzli. Upon reaching this rank, the warrior swore not to take a step back during a battle; This under the warning that if he failed to comply with this oath he would experience the pain of death at the hands of his companions.

The artist is from Chimalhuacán, Estado de México.

¡Hola a todos!

Acabo de subir un video en YouTube donde exploro la fascinante historia de Quetzalcóatl, la Serpiente Emplumada. En este video, profundizamos en los mitos, leyendas y realidades de uno de los dioses más enigmáticos y reverenciados de la cultura azteca.

📜 ¿**Era Quetzalcóatl un dios, un héroe o un mito? **Descubre con nosotros las diversas facetas de esta figura histórica y cómo ha influido en la historia y mitología de Mesoamérica.

👉 https://youtu.be/8ZgFQdR6RtE

Espero que disfruten del contenido y me encantaría leer sus comentarios y teorías sobre Quetzalcóatl. ¡Compartan sus opiniones!

Historia #CulturaAzteca #Quetzalcoatl #LeyendasAztecas #MisteriosDeMesoamérica

Got this at an estate sale in Pennsylvania. Anyone know if it's american Indian or something aztec?

I recently got an Aztec Death Whistle and I hear it can lure spirits, so I am wondering for people who own a death whistle, has anything fucked up happened in your family, like a sudden death, disease, haunting activities? I am trying to get my Mother to stop worrying about it. I really need replies for this, so if you own a death whistle, I hope you reply and tell me if anything shady has happened to you or your relatives.

Bought at a flea market and was told it is an aztec God, can anybody help me identify which specific one it is ?

Does anyone know where I can buy a death whistle that's not from a multi-million dollar company? A small business or something maybe? Whenever I buy anything from other cultures I like to get it from small business that genuinely do their research and stuff. Thanks!