The ancient Mayans are very popular even today for their achievements. These accomplishments have been achieved by them without the aid of any of the modern day technology. The Mayas were the one of the most advanced civilizations in of their times.Maya architecture spans several thousands of years. Often the most dramatic and easily recognizable as Maya are the stepped pyramids and temples.The Maya were master builders.The Mayans had built temples, pyramids and other structures on the basis of their astronomical understanding.
The Aztecs were a group of nomads who settled in central Mexico and built the capital city of Tenochtitlan. They developed a sophisticated society with strict laws, organized government, and religious practices that included human sacrifice. However, the powerful Aztec empire was no match for the Spanish invaders in the 16th century, who conquered the Aztecs and destroyed much of their civilization.
The Aztecs were a group of nomads who settled in central Mexico and built the capital city of Tenochtitlan. They developed a sophisticated society with strict laws, a strong government led by a ruler called a Tlatoni, and a religion that involved human sacrifice. However, the Aztec empire was eventually conquered by the Spanish in the 1500s, destroying their civilization.
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The Aztecs received a vision from their god Huitzilopochtli telling them to settle where they saw an eagle on a cactus eating a snake. The Aztecs were a very religious society who practiced human sacrifice to honor the gods. They believed the world rested on a giant crocodile swimming in a sea of water lilies. Family and clan groups called calpullis were important social structures, and boys were expected to follow their father's profession and be warriors.
The Aztecs had many gods that represented natural elements and human activities. They built intricate systems of raised gardens called chinampas in lakes to grow multiple crops annually. The Aztec Empire expanded through both trade and military conquest between 1427-1521, ruling over Mesoamerica. Human sacrifice was an important religious practice, with war captives' hearts often ripped out and offered to the sun god Huitzilopochtli. The Aztec calendar consisted of a 260-day ritual cycle paired with a 365-day year count cycle. Their capital of Tenochtitlan was built on islets in Lake Texcoco in a symmetrical layout with canals for transportation and the Great Pyramid at its center
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Jessica Manzi, Musa Mahoney, Edith Saint Preux, group 4, period 2jmespmm42
The Aztec civilization began in the 12th-13th century in the Valley of Mexico. They arrived as a small, nomadic group but built a large empire through conquest. The Aztecs developed advanced cities with infrastructure like Tenochtitlan, which had palaces, temples, markets and canals. They also invented cultural elements like the calendar, popcorn, and the passion flower. The Aztec empire declined when the Spanish led by Hernan Cortez invaded in the 15th century and defeated the Aztecs, whose weapons were inferior.
The ancient Mayans are very popular even today for their achievements. These accomplishments have been achieved by them without the aid of any of the modern day technology. The Mayas were the one of the most advanced civilizations in of their times.Maya architecture spans several thousands of years. Often the most dramatic and easily recognizable as Maya are the stepped pyramids and temples.The Maya were master builders.The Mayans had built temples, pyramids and other structures on the basis of their astronomical understanding.
The Aztecs were a group of nomads who settled in central Mexico and built the capital city of Tenochtitlan. They developed a sophisticated society with strict laws, organized government, and religious practices that included human sacrifice. However, the powerful Aztec empire was no match for the Spanish invaders in the 16th century, who conquered the Aztecs and destroyed much of their civilization.
The Aztecs were a group of nomads who settled in central Mexico and built the capital city of Tenochtitlan. They developed a sophisticated society with strict laws, a strong government led by a ruler called a Tlatoni, and a religion that involved human sacrifice. However, the Aztec empire was eventually conquered by the Spanish in the 1500s, destroying their civilization.
The document provides information about the three major pre-Columbian civilizations in Latin America: the Aztecs, Incas and Maya. It discusses the capital cities, architecture, roles of men and women, art, religious ceremonies, death and burial practices of each civilization based on evidence from archaeological sites and artifacts. Sources include websites from educational institutions and museums documenting these ancient cultures.
The Aztecs received a vision from their god Huitzilopochtli telling them to settle where they saw an eagle on a cactus eating a snake. The Aztecs were a very religious society who practiced human sacrifice to honor the gods. They believed the world rested on a giant crocodile swimming in a sea of water lilies. Family and clan groups called calpullis were important social structures, and boys were expected to follow their father's profession and be warriors.
The Aztecs had many gods that represented natural elements and human activities. They built intricate systems of raised gardens called chinampas in lakes to grow multiple crops annually. The Aztec Empire expanded through both trade and military conquest between 1427-1521, ruling over Mesoamerica. Human sacrifice was an important religious practice, with war captives' hearts often ripped out and offered to the sun god Huitzilopochtli. The Aztec calendar consisted of a 260-day ritual cycle paired with a 365-day year count cycle. Their capital of Tenochtitlan was built on islets in Lake Texcoco in a symmetrical layout with canals for transportation and the Great Pyramid at its center
The document provides an overview of various artworks from Pacific cultures, including Easter Island heads, Aboriginal cave paintings from Australia, painted bark cloths from New Guinea, and woodcarvings and meeting houses from Maori culture. The artworks showcase stylistic traditions like x-ray imagery, geometric patterns, and ancestral figures. They also served important cultural functions like symbolizing status, recording creation myths, and honoring the dead through ceremonies and rituals.
Jessica Manzi, Musa Mahoney, Edith Saint Preux, group 4, period 2jmespmm42
The Aztec civilization began in the 12th-13th century in the Valley of Mexico. They arrived as a small, nomadic group but built a large empire through conquest. The Aztecs developed advanced cities with infrastructure like Tenochtitlan, which had palaces, temples, markets and canals. They also invented cultural elements like the calendar, popcorn, and the passion flower. The Aztec empire declined when the Spanish led by Hernan Cortez invaded in the 15th century and defeated the Aztecs, whose weapons were inferior.
The Aztecs practiced large-scale human sacrifice as an offering to their gods to ensure fertility and the continuation of the cycles of life and death. Sacrifices took place at temples, especially the main temple in the Aztec capital of Tenochtitlan, where priests would sacrifice thousands of victims by cutting out their hearts or skinning them alive. The Aztecs believed that without regular blood sacrifices, the sun would not continue its daily journey and crops would fail, so human sacrifices were necessary to sustain the world.
The Aztecs lived in central Mexico, building structures like dams and aqueducts to manage their environment of swamps and mountains. Their arts reflected their religious beliefs and were highly skilled. Aztec society was ruled by an emperor from the capital but local nobles had significant autonomy. Their laws were strict and punishments could include death. The Aztec religion centered on gods like Huitzilopochtli and required human sacrifice to nourish the gods. Prophecies held that Hernan Cortes might be the returning god Quetzalcoatl and the afterlife involved a journey through the underworld.
The Aztecs lived in small groups in Central Mexico, with some groups settling in the island city of Tenochtitlan located in Lake Texcoco. The Aztecs practiced human sacrifice as part of their religious rituals and played a gambling game called Patolli that used a mat with squares. Boys were trained from a young age for warfare while girls were taught domestic skills. Education differed between boys and girls, with girls learning music and dancing related to Aztec religion. The Aztecs developed a system of pictographs to represent words and concepts, which they wrote on stones, monuments, and walls. They also created lengthy codices by binding animal skins together.
The Aztecs lived in small groups in Central Mexico, with some groups settling in the island city of Tenochtitlan located in Lake Texcoco. The Aztecs practiced human sacrifice as part of their religious rituals and played a gambling game called Patolli that used a mat with squares. Boys were trained from a young age for warfare while girls were trained for domestic duties like housework. Education differed between boys and girls, with girls learning music, dancing and Aztec religion, while the Aztecs developed a system of pictographs for writing on stones, monuments and walls or in long codices made of animal skins.
The Aztecs lived in small groups in Central Mexico, with some groups settling in the island city of Tenochtitlan located in Lake Texcoco. The Aztecs practiced human sacrifice as part of their religious rituals and played a gambling game called Patolli that used a mat with squares. Boys were raised to become warriors while girls were trained to be housewives. Education differed by gender, with girls learning music, dancing and Aztec religion while the Aztecs developed a system of writing using pictographs carved into stone monuments or drawn on animal skin codices.
The Aztecs lived on an island in central Mexico, where they developed a sophisticated civilization. They had a complex religious system centered around major gods like Huitzilopochtli and advanced knowledge of agriculture, architecture, mathematics, and astronomy. The Aztec empire grew powerful through conquest and tribute from conquered cities, though this later led to resentment from their own people. Gender roles divided labor, with men focused on education, warfare, and ruling while women managed households.
The document discusses how witches and witchcraft were viewed during the 16th and 17th centuries. It includes descriptions and analyses of several paintings and illustrations from this era depicting scenes of witches, their activities, and their persecution. The purpose is to understand both what people at the time believed about witches and witchcraft as well as how those beliefs were reflected in artistic works from that period.
The document discusses how witches and witchcraft were viewed during the 16th and 17th centuries. It includes descriptions and analyses of several paintings and illustrations from this era depicting scenes of witches, their activities, and their persecution. The purpose is to understand popular beliefs about witches at this time and what types of people were often accused of witchcraft.
The document summarizes several ancient Mesoamerican civilizations. It describes four major structures in Teotihuacan including the Pyramids of the Sun and Moon. It notes the Olmecs were the first major tribe and explains their name means "rubber people." It provides details on the Mayan writing system of glyphs and their religious practices including human sacrifices and worship of the dead. It notes the Aztecs founded Tenochtitlan and belonged to clans called calpolli that functioned as democracies where women could not vote.
The Aztec civilization originated in what is now the southwestern United States and migrated to central Mexico in the late 12th century. They built the advanced city of Tenochtitlan, which had about 300,000 residents at its peak. The Aztecs had a highly developed agricultural economy and social hierarchy. They practiced human sacrifice on a large scale as part of their religion, sacrificing thousands of people each year to appease the gods.
The Aztecs lived in Tenochtitlan, which is now Mexico City, from 1330 to 1521 CE. They had a complex social hierarchy led by emperors, with nobles, priests, and warriors at the top and slaves at the bottom. The average Aztec home consisted of two sections, one for cooking/living and the other for bathing. Maize was a primary food source and was used to make tortillas and tamales. Children learned skills from their parents and faced punishments for misbehavior, though not as harsh as under Hammurabi's laws. Religion played a major role in Aztec society, with gods of war, rain, and agriculture central to their beliefs and rituals.
The document discusses the Aztec religion and practices of human sacrifice. It describes the main Aztec gods including Huitzilopochtli, the war and sun god to whom conquered warriors were sacrificed, and Tlaloc, the rain god to whom children were sacrificed. Sacrifice was an important part of Aztec religion with some gods requiring bloodletting and others requiring thousands of human sacrifices per year. Rituals included placing blood from sacrifices in a statue called a Chacmool and displaying skulls on a skull rack. The Aztec calendar synchronized a ritual year of 260 days with a solar year of 365 days every 52 years, and they believed the world could end at the end of each cycle.
The Aztecs preferred wet, humid environments for farming and lived in the valleys and lowlands of Mexico. Their society was organized into social classes like nobles and commoners. They were polytheistic and believed many gods represented natural forces, with the sun god being most important. They practiced human sacrifice to please the sun god and ensure its daily rising.
The Aztecs preferred wet, humid environments for farming and lived in the valleys and lowlands of Mexico. Their society was organized into social classes like nobles and commoners. They were polytheistic and believed many gods represented natural forces, with the sun god being most important. They practiced human sacrifice to please the sun god and ensure its daily rising.
The Aztec Empire originated from a group of nomadic people who settled in Mexico City after seeing an eagle perched on a cactus with a snake in its beak, as their gods had foretold. They established the city of Tenochtitlan on an island in Lake Texcoco. Over time, Tenochtitlan grew into a major city with causeways connecting it to the mainland, aqueducts, sewers, plazas and large markets. The Aztec ruler Montezuma sacrificed tens of thousands of prisoners at a time to appease the gods like Huitzlopochtli, the sun and war god, believing this would ensure the sun's victory over the forces of
Mesopotamians attended strict schools attached to temples where boys learned reading, writing, and skills to find jobs. Priests served as religious and medical leaders, with some dressing as fish to speak to water gods. Kings went on carefully planned hunts to prove their strength and legitimacy, killing lions and other beasts. Popular sports included boxing, wrestling, and a form of polo played with men atop other men. Board games like the Game of 20 Squares were played for entertainment using dice, stones, and game pieces. Children played with toys mimicking adult roles and activities as well as miniature vehicles, animals, and furniture for pretend. Music was an important part of celebrations, played on instruments like harps, lyres
The Shang Dynasty ruled from 2000-1650 BCE and was the first dynasty to leave written records. They practiced divination by heating bones and turtle shells, reading the cracks to answer questions. Over 150,000 oracle bones have been found with pictographs recording divinations. The bones provide valuable insight into Shang religion, social hierarchy, culture, and fall from power to the Zhou Dynasty.
Pyramids were tombs for pharaohs and were constructed out of mud, clay, and sand. Mummies were people who were mummified after death, including a female pharaoh named Hatshepsut who ruled Egypt as both queen and king 3,500 years ago. King Tut's coffin weighed 3,000 pounds and contained his mummy. Pharaohs were considered gods in ancient Egypt and had control over the empire. Egyptians also believed cats were gods. Higher ranked Egyptians were buried in mastabas, while sphinxes with lion bodies and human heads guarded structures like the Great Sphinx of Giza. Canopic jars held the organs of mummified kings.
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2. Aztec clothing
Information: This is a picture of
six ladies. This picture is
actually to show how they
dressed up and how their
clothing looked like. The
women were responsible for
making the clothing for men.
The way they would make
clothing was that they would
use cotton ( by twisting it) and
fivers (onto a stick) after that
they would use a clay spindle
and whorl to make a thread. The
cotton they used was generally
made for clothing but instead
they would sometimes use a
fiber called ayate fiber. The
ayate fiber they used was made
from Maguey Cactus.
3. Aztec sacrifice
The Humans believed that every
year a thousand people would die
because they sacrificed themselves.
The Aztec sacrificed themselves
because they believed they owed a
blood debut to the gods. Humans
would also you some sort of
material to cut themselves or
sacrifice. Not only did the humans
had to be sacrificed also the animals
had to be sacrificed. Each of the 18
months there would be a ritual
sacrifice. The victim would be
painted part of the ritual, after that
they would place the victim on the
slab where their heart would be
removed and held up to the sun.
After that the body would be
thrown down the stairs of the
temple/ pyramid.
4. Aztec Capital city
This is a picture of Aztec’s capital city.
This capital city was part of Aztec
empire. This pyramid was the third
largest city in the world. It was also
before the Spanish conquest. The
reason why the Aztec created the
temples and the pyramids is to
worship their gods. This pyramid was
devoted for this god named Ehecatl.
Ehecatl was the wind god and so the
Aztec people believed that Ehecatl
blew the wind in four directions to
restore the earth, so they decided to
build their temples round so it would
not prevent the wind flow. This god
represented one of the forms of the
god Quetzalcoatl. The Aztec people
believed that Ehecatl
5. Aztec Art
This picture shows you the Aztec
totem Statue. The arts that the Aztec
made was not only useful (to the
Aztecs)it was also for religious craft. All
different sizes of the pottery or designs
were meaningful to the Aztec culture
and religion. Some of the designs were
commonly placed on the pottery. The
designs meant to depict or to pay
reverence to specific Aztec gods or
also to represent and Aztec tribe.
When Aztec people work with potters
they would shape the clay with their
hands or carve it. To make colors for
art they would use vegetables, insects,
shells, and minerals. If the color was
too dark they would add some type of
oil to make the color brighter.
6. Aztec weapon
This is a picture of one of the ancient
weapons. This weapon was the most
popular infaact the Aztec warriors
would keep on improving the atlatl.
This weapon was the most imprortant
development used in Aztec warfare. It
was also known the “spear thrower”.
The way the weapon helped the Aztec
warriors was that they would “gain
leverage in order to acheveiie greater
velocity when throwing spears”. The
weapon was capable of going more
than 100 meters. The weapons
became more and more powerful the
Spanish conquistadors feared the
weapon more than any other weapon.
7. Aztec Calander
This is a picture of a calendar stone.
People say that this is just not one
calendar; they said that it was two
more calendars. One of the calendars
is called the xiuhpohualli, this calendar
has 365 days. The calendar “describes
the days and rituals related to the
seasons”. Another calendar is called
tonalpohualli or the day count. This
calendar has 260 days and they say
that it is the sacred calendar. The
reason why they called the
tonapohualli a sacred calendar is
because it was a divinatory tool. This
calendar divides the days and rituals
between the gods.
8. This is a picture of the Maya writing
system. The reason why Maya system
has to do with Aztec is that people
believe that the Aztec people learned
how to write from the Maya because
their writing system looked like it was
from the Maya System. The paper they
wrote on was made out of agrave
plant fiber. The Aztec literature was
written down in books, which looked
like a folded fan, and those things
were called codices.
9. Aztec farming
This is a picture of a men working. The
Aztec daily life was very simple. The
men did farming, building, homes,
weapons, craft work and war. What I
see in this picture is that he is
harvesting the wheat. I’m guessing he
is harvesting it before the goes bad.
One of the famous types of farming
was called Chinampas. There were a
lot of different types of farmer in
central Mexico. You could call them as
labourers or specialists. Laborers were
basically works as farms with hands or
even slaves and the others who were
responsible for the community.
Specialists would know what seeds
were the best and how it should work
and on what land and fertilization
10. Aztec totem pole
This is a picture of a totem pole. What
I see in this picture is big sliver –
grayish statue and that it has symbols
on it faces. What I also see is big hats
on them. Actually one specific totem
pole represented one god. The totem
poles were made from the Aztecs and
it was not only made for one specific
god it was also for offerings the god
that presinted rain.
11. Aztec Warriors
This is a picture of four warriors. What
I see in this picture is each four of
those people has a shield and each
one of the shields has a different
design or pattern. I also see something
in the back of their necks that there
this long tall pole thing in the back. I
also see that they have the same
weapons.
12. Aztec Eagle Warrior
This is a picture of an eagle warrior.
When becoming an Aztec Warrior they
all have to be at the age of 17 or older.
The Aztec warriors were expected to
be brave and noble. The Aztec warriors
who showed that they were the most
bravery and fought well became a
jaguar warrior or an eagle warrior. The
Aztec eagle warrior and Jaguar warrior
had to wear helemets and uniforms.
The jaguars skins would be the color
the whole entire body would be and
the eagle would have to wear feathers
helmets and an open beak.