Teotihuacán Sihyaj K ahk Tikal. La Sufricaya site, Maya palace Guatemala, ca. 379 AD
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1 Teotihuacán Sihyaj K ahk Tikal La Sufricaya site, Maya palace Guatemala, ca. 379 AD
2 Noble Savage or Buen Salvaje Archangel St Michael with Portrait of Indigenous Donor, Church of San Pedro, Lima, Peru, c. 1630s
3 Concentrated-sedentary (Aztec and Inca empires, some of the Maya) Segmented-sedentary (Muiscas, most of the Maya, among others). Semisedentary (Guarani, Taino, Tupi, and others) Non-Sedentary (mostly in temperate and cold North and South America)
4 Tenochtitlan and Cuzco, imperial centers for the Aztec and Inca realms Cuzco Map of Tenochtitlan and the Gulf Coast from Hernán Cortes 1524 Korikancha Temple (base, under convent)
5 By mid 1200s, Chichimecs settled in Chapultepec and were mercenaries hired by the more complex city-states of the Central Valley Part of these Chichimecs moved to Tenochtitlan, and became tributary of the city-state (Altepetl) of Azcapotzalco. They named themselves Mexica. Acamapichtli, first king of the Mexica ( ) allied the cities of Texcoco and Tlacopan, becaming Triple Alliance later identified as the Aztec Empire Under Moctezuma I ( ) the Mexica ruled over allies and conquered today s Central Mexico Calpulli: socieconomic unit of Aztec life below Altepetl, governed by council of elders, collectively owned land, ruled over justice and local matters.
6 Huitzilopochti Unknown creator, Departure from Aztlan, Tira de la Peregrinación, c Biblioteca Nacional de Antropología e Historia, Mexico. Codex Mendoza, 1542, U.K.
7 Luis Covarrubias (Mexico, ), View of the Valley of Mexico
8 Ceramic model of a Temple, Puebla, Aztec, c Model of the Templo Mayor, Tenochtitlan (Mexico City)
9 Ceramic Vessel featuring Tlaloc, Aztec, mid 15th C Coyolxauhqui Mask, Mexico, possibly Tenochtitlan c Coyolxauhqui: Coiolshaqui Huitzilopochti Celebration of Coatepec (Snake Mountain) Atzlan
10 Words of an Aztec dignitary who warned a newly installed Aztec ruler. Bernardino de Sahagún, Florentine Codex, vol. 6, 50. In thy time there will be disunity, quarreling in thy city truly it is said, uneasy is the rulership, the government [for] those of the city remain grumbling, howling.
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12 Cuzco and Korikancha Tawantinsuyu: land of the four quarters Quechua language Quipu
13 Long-Haired Llama Peru (Titicaca) mid 15th C and Male Votive Figurine silver, gold and precious stones, same period. Maize Stalk with Cobs, Peru, Inca,
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15 From Huaman Poma, Nueva Corónica y Buen Gobierno (1615) [Peru]
16 Royal Tocapu Uncu [Tunic}, Peru, Inca, early 16th C
17 Mask, Aztec-Mixtec, 15th-16th C Ear Ornaments, Peru, North Coast, 14th-15th C.
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