Olmecas, the Mayans, the Aztecs, the Toltec, and the Teotihuacan. These native groups each made establishments around Mexico and became known for an individual skill that represented who they were as a group. Later on around 1519, the Spaniards began to build a colonial empire to later fuse with the native civilizations in Mexico. Both these societies followed a path in history by being superior to conquer, and being conquered. In this paper, I will discuss how the accounts differ as well as how
influential of these places was Teotihuacan. In many of the murals the same few images are depicted and have been identified over the years by numerous archeologists. In this paper, I would like to examine the history of the city of Teotihuacan and how it influenced the art of the people there. Also in the essay is going to be brief explanations of the god that appears the most in these murals, the Great Goddess. We will discuss her multiple depictions. Also discussed in this paper will be the ideas of some
to explain the existence and origin of the Aztec. The formation of the Aztec empire was as a result of gradual evolution caused by the interaction between social entities and political influence in Northern Mexico, in the Valley of Mexico. This research paper explains the origin of the Aztec, their fluoresce and fall. Mythically, it is believed that Aztlan was the original home of the Aztecs. However, archaeologists and scientists have not yet identified the geographical location of Aztlan, perhaps
Mayan Disappearance The fall of the Maya is one of history's extraordinary puzzles. One of the mightiest civic establishments in the old Americas essentially fell into ruin in a brief time. Powerful urban communities like Tikal were surrendered and Maya stonemasons quit making sanctuaries and stelae. The dates are not in uncertainty: deciphered glyphs at a few locales demonstrate a flourishing society in the ninth century A.d., yet the record goes shockingly noiseless after the keep going recorded