Aztec calendar drawing

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Tonatiuh, the fifth sun god in the center of the Aztec Calendar Tattoo, Tonatiuh's image is surrounded by a broad band or ring containing calendrical

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The Aztecs had a very interesting culture. Their empire existed between the 1300s to the 1500s. They had a strong agricultural system and military. They were also well known for their art and drawings. They used drawings to record their history. They are called ‘pictorial logograms’. If you think the Aztecs were cool, why not […]