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Pre-Columbian civilization: the Aztec calendar (Stone of the Sun)

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Pre-Columbian civilization: the Aztec calendar (Stone of the Sun)

AIS5342755 Pre-Columbian civilization: the Aztec calendar (Stone of the Sun): disc representing the Aztec calendar and cosmogony (Tonalpohualli) by Aztec; Museo Nacional de Antropologia, Mexico City, Mexico; (add.info.: In the centre is represented the divinity of the Sun Tonatiuh. It comes from Tenochtitlan); eIberfoto; out of copyright

Media ID 23341282

© Iberfoto / Bridgeman Images

Aztec Calendar Mexico Mexican Precolumbian Prehispanic Mythological Figure


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This print showcases the remarkable Pre-Columbian civilization of the Aztecs, specifically their intricate calendar known as the Stone of the Sun. The disc-shaped stone represents not only the Aztec calendar but also their cosmogony, offering a glimpse into their rich mythology and beliefs. At its center, we find a representation of Tonatiuh, the divine figure associated with the Sun in Aztec culture. This powerful deity was highly revered by the Aztecs, symbolizing life-giving energy and serving as a focal point for worship and rituals. Originating from Tenochtitlan, once an epicenter of Aztec civilization and now Mexico City, this artifact is housed in the prestigious Museo Nacional de Antropologia. Its preservation allows us to delve into North America's ancient past and gain insight into one of its most influential civilizations. The image captures both artistic mastery and historical significance. It serves as a testament to human ingenuity while highlighting how indigenous cultures like that of the Aztecs developed complex systems to understand time and celestial phenomena. Through this photograph, we are transported back in time to witness an awe-inspiring piece of history—a window into Mexico's prehispanic heritage that continues to fascinate people around the world today.

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