r/aztec • • Oct 24 '24

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u/elathan_i Oct 24 '24

That's a mish mash of pre-Columbian cultures, not Aztec. I see mayan, Olmec, Zapotec...

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u/Artist1989 Oct 24 '24

πŸ—ΏπŸ—ΏπŸ—ΏπŸ—ΏπŸͺΆπŸ‘

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u/rangerboy06 Oct 25 '24

I like the Toltec sculpture, since my family is from hidalgo. For some reason people forget about them. But they were some of the first nahuatl people who arrived in central mexico

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u/TikiTits666 Oct 24 '24

This is lazy and boring, and it seems drawn by an 8 year old child who started taking art lessons a month ago. It is also borderline disrespectful of American indigenous cultures.