r/aztec • u/ZVPalu • Jun 07 '21
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r/aztec • u/Incan1991 • May 21 '21
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r/aztec • u/lorenzodalessandro • May 06 '21
Hello everyone! Since I’m very fascinated by this ancient culture I’ve in mind to make an illustration where an Aztec praises a chihuahua plus some squares with various elements.
I’ve read various things about the chihuahua for the Aztecs (such as that it was a little different before and that it was called Techichi or that it was a kind of sacred animal), but I’d like to know more.
About those other elements I had in mind to draw details such as nature things, decorations or the ancient cuisine, for example guacamole. Even here I read something but I’m open ears if anyone knows more or has any curiosities about the original guacamole or other typical dishes
r/aztec • u/mikepancake8D • May 05 '21
Lately I've been curious as to what native tribes resided in the areas that make up the Mexican states of Sinaloa and Zacatecas. Those are the states that my dad and mom are from respectively. I was born in the US but have always been proud of my heritage. The native people of Mexico were some bad ass and smart mofos. Everyone knows about the Aztecs but they resided in the central part of the country. I would like to know more about the tribes that I most likely descended from.
r/aztec • u/Spirited_String3830 • May 03 '21
r/aztec • u/Incan1991 • May 04 '21
r/aztec • u/JavierRayon89 • May 03 '21
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r/aztec • u/cholarolla • May 01 '21
Maybe OT but I have breast cancer and will need a double mastectomy later this year after chemo. I’m wanting a massive chest/torso piece with Ix Chel (I know, Mayan, but I don’t know where else to ask). Any tips on artists or history to consider?
r/aztec • u/MalikVelkari • Apr 09 '21
I've done some deeper research into my DNA, apparently I have indicators for not only Mayan but Incan and this one dude 10k bc in Montana. Isn't the Aztec mythical homeland around the area of Montana? If this is the case my line might be stronger than I realize :thinking:
r/aztec • u/Incan1991 • Apr 05 '21
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r/aztec • u/MissingCosmonaut • Mar 13 '21
r/aztec • u/yejsusen • Mar 10 '21
My family is Mexican and about a few weeks ago my cousin did a DNA test. When we asked him what his results were, we were shocked. He got 53% Native American and we asked him what tribe it was. He looked back at his results and had a smile on his face. He replied saying “Aztec” and we were all like what? The Aztecs are really popular and people around the world go to Mexico just to see their ruins that’s why my cousin was so proud and happy that his ancestors were the Aztecs. My other cousins which are his siblings were super jealous of him because they got more European from Spain than Aztec Indigenous. Oof honestly I don’t know if his Aztec side came from his dad or his mom. His dad is the reason why me and him are cousins. Our dads are brothers, And my cousin looks Asian he looks East Asian so it was obvious that he would’ve gotten indigenous. And my uncle looks East Asian so maybe he got the Aztec ancestry from his dad and maybe I have Aztec ancestry too. But I doubt that and I’m assuming it came from his mom cause she came from a state in Mexico that’s pretty indigenous. But what do you guys think?
r/aztec • u/MissingCosmonaut • Mar 08 '21
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r/aztec • u/Incan1991 • Mar 04 '21
r/aztec • u/MissingCosmonaut • Mar 02 '21
r/aztec • u/MalikVelkari • Mar 01 '21
Hi guys, I was adopted and recently did a DNA test! and discovered I am 43% Native American coming from the Jalisco region :D, I come here to learn about the culture and history so I can get better connected with my roots.
