216707 20260406230331.0 d03308fb-ed14-419d-8a58-3c7a71c5c20f DA Tenochtitlán Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. Reed College students, faculty, and staff may use images for in-class display, as well as academic presentations, papers, assignments, and senior theses. Cite the source of the image as Reed College Digital Collections and when available also add the statement Courtesy of [individual/organization listed as Copyright Holder] or Public domain image. Unless an image's Copyright Holder is public domain, uses other than those described above - such as inclusion in a published or commercial work or a non-Reed-password-protected website - may require permission from the copyright holder. © Tomás J. Filsinger FilsingerMap_43.tif Maps Mexico Aerial views Humanities 110 Maps, Cityscapes and Plans Filsinger, Tomás J. [mapmaker, 21st Century CE] Tomás J. 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Fig. 4.2 Sourced From https://rdc.reed.edu/record/215080/files/P_145486.tif preservation bcc34433-3c55-4cb5-b61c-6fb1ee330a21 11888940 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/215080/files/P_145486.hocr dd981498-5377-43bd-964c-3fb9959d2071 13378 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/215080/files/P_145486.txt 557eaedf-70ff-406c-b69c-18439e6aa464 546 656858 sbavier Art & Architecture 217558 20260413124114.0 278914cd-1f78-4fbc-8e9f-b946758f62d5 DA Codex Fejervary Mayer before 1521 [creation date] 17.5 x 17.5 x 40.4 cm deer hide, gesso, paint Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. Reed College students, faculty, and staff may use images for in-class display, as well as academic presentations, papers, assignments, and senior theses. Cite the source of the image as Reed College Digital Collections and when available also add the statement Courtesy of [individual/organization listed as Copyright Holder] or Public domain image. 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Image courtesy Chaccard [Wikipedia username] / CC BY-SA 4.0 Codex_Fejéváry-Mayer_01.tif Humanities 110 Minardi, Margot Mixtec Aztec Mexican 16th Century CE Codices Books, Manuscripts and Publications Unknown Mesoamerican artist Wikimedia Commons Sourced From National Museum Liverpool, Liverpool, England, United Kingdom ID: M12014 [repository] https://rdc.reed.edu/record/217558/files/P_Codex_Fej%C3%A9v%C3%A1ry-Mayer_01.tif preservation 4e5c6afe-4ff3-48d2-9617-71f1797d9284 71111716 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/217558/files/P_Codex_Fej%C3%A9v%C3%A1ry-Mayer_01.hocr cf2c83fc-23f8-4b68-a025-dd95d0a85956 5732 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/217558/files/P_Codex_Fej%C3%A9v%C3%A1ry-Mayer_01.txt c25fe7a9-c3f1-4122-adf4-4df7fd47ff1e 94 662801 Page 1 sbavier Art & Architecture 215018 20260413113234.0 2efdf1e0-ae30-412c-8b8f-badb91a874fb DA Praeclara de Nova Maris Oceani Hyspania Narratio 1524 [creation date] 1524 31 x 46.5 cm [12.2 x 18.31 inches] In his letters to the Hapsburg Emperor Charles V, King of Spain, Spanish conquistador Hernán Cortés trumpeted his exploits, and described the people and wonders of the new land he had conquered. This map, published with Cortés’s letters in Praeclara Ferdinādi Cortesii de Noua maris Oceani Hyspania narratio, provided Europeans with the first image of the Aztec capital city, Tenochtitlan. Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. Reed College students, faculty, and staff may use images for in-class display, as well as academic presentations, papers, assignments, and senior theses. Cite the source of the image as Reed College Digital Collections and when available also add the statement Courtesy of [individual/organization listed as Copyright Holder] or Public domain image. Unless an image's Copyright Holder is public domain, uses other than those described above - such as inclusion in a published or commercial work or a non-Reed-password-protected website - may require permission from the copyright holder. Image courtesy Newberry Library 140447.tif Aztecs Conquistadors Humanities 110 Art Spanish 16th Century CE Books, Manuscripts and Publications Cortés, Hernán [Spanish conquistador, 1485-1547] retrieved online from: http://www.mesolore.org/uploads/original/NahTutsLifeFig18-1341326565.jpg [1.23.17] Sourced From Nuremberg, Germany [creation location] Newberry Library, Chicago, United States ID: Ayer 655.51 .C8 1524d [repository] https://rdc.reed.edu/record/215018/files/P_140447.tif preservation 00dbe790-1cd4-4613-b27d-28775aba38b6 17577096 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/215018/files/P_140447.hocr a989f714-bd8a-4e04-9878-b7725fc29390 19179 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/215018/files/P_140447.txt d24b80c6-bca2-458c-8df4-dca280fc132d 799 656796 sbavier Art & Architecture 185874 20260406225245.0 2ecfea54-634e-4551-99fa-8c1da5152d22 DA Great Temple: Model ca. 1325-1521 [construction dates] 1978-1982 [excavation dates] 1325 1521 stone The Great Temple was at the center of Tenochtitlán, the former city on the site founded ca. 1325 by the Mexica people, one of several Aztec groups. A rectilinear urban plan was developed, with large open spaces for communal activities; at its centre was a huge ceremonial precinct containing the most important pyramidal temple, the Templo Mayor [Great Temple], dedicated at the time of the city’s founding jointly to Huitzilopochtli, the Aztec patron god of war, and to Tlaloc, the god of rain. The Templo Mayor was the symbolic as well as the physical centre of the Aztec universe, and during the following two centuries of Aztec expansion, when Tenochtitlán became the imperial capital, the structure was enlarged and rebuilt many times. Facing north, the twin temples at its summit looked out on the setting sun. The temple on the left to the north was dedicated to Tlaloc and the southern one to Huitzilopochtil. Both temples were fronted by two enormous staircases bordered by four ramps with serpent motifs. 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[all images © Scott Gilchrist / archivision.com] 1A2-M-MC-TM-C1.tif Models [representations] Mexico -- History Architectural exteriors Humanities 110 Art Aztec Aztec Postclassic 15th Century CE 14th Century CE 16th Century CE Temples Architecture Unknown Mesoamerican architect Archivision Addition Module Four Sourced From Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico [site] https://rdc.reed.edu/record/185874/files/A_112340.jp2 access 241be2ff-561d-42b9-b625-738e5ba9a8b6 1840300 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/185874/files/P_1A2-M-MC-TM-C1.tif preservation 6edbbde6-6a7d-48db-967f-ad54b1f142db 19092584 234273 Tenochtitlán and Tlatelolco REED-F9947541D7\student3 Art & Architecture 186008 20260409120158.0 75700fbc-8dcd-4d92-9acc-b3bf6b9ea1ff DA Great Temple: Model ca. 1325-1521 [construction dates] 1978-1982 [excavation dates] 1325 1521 stone The Great Temple was at the center of Tenochtitlán, the former city on the site founded ca. 1325 by the Mexica people, one of several Aztec groups. A rectilinear urban plan was developed, with large open spaces for communal activities; at its centre was a huge ceremonial precinct containing the most important pyramidal temple, the Templo Mayor [Great Temple], dedicated at the time of the city’s founding jointly to Huitzilopochtli, the Aztec patron god of war, and to Tlaloc, the god of rain. The Templo Mayor was the symbolic as well as the physical centre of the Aztec universe, and during the following two centuries of Aztec expansion, when Tenochtitlán became the imperial capital, the structure was enlarged and rebuilt many times. Facing north, the twin temples at its summit looked out on the setting sun. The temple on the left to the north was dedicated to Tlaloc and the southern one to Huitzilopochtil. Both temples were fronted by two enormous staircases bordered by four ramps with serpent motifs. 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Note the 72 temples of the ceremonial centre surrounding the Templo Mayor REED-F9947541D7\student3 Art & Architecture 185804 20260409115238.0 77a059e5-b553-4caa-b882-b729cf013d2e DA Great Temple: Model ca. 1325-1521 [construction dates] 1978-1982 [excavation dates] 1325 1521 stone The Great Temple was at the center of Tenochtitlán, the former city on the site founded ca. 1325 by the Mexica people, one of several Aztec groups. A rectilinear urban plan was developed, with large open spaces for communal activities; at its centre was a huge ceremonial precinct containing the most important pyramidal temple, the Templo Mayor [Great Temple], dedicated at the time of the city’s founding jointly to Huitzilopochtli, the Aztec patron god of war, and to Tlaloc, the god of rain. The Templo Mayor was the symbolic as well as the physical centre of the Aztec universe, and during the following two centuries of Aztec expansion, when Tenochtitlán became the imperial capital, the structure was enlarged and rebuilt many times. Facing north, the twin temples at its summit looked out on the setting sun. The temple on the left to the north was dedicated to Tlaloc and the southern one to Huitzilopochtil. Both temples were fronted by two enormous staircases bordered by four ramps with serpent motifs. Source: Grove Art Online; http://www.oxfordartonline.com/ Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. Reed College students, faculty, and staff may use images for in-class display, as well as academic presentations, papers, assignments, and senior theses. 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A rectilinear urban plan was developed, with large open spaces for communal activities; at its centre was a huge ceremonial precinct containing the most important pyramidal temple, the Templo Mayor [Great Temple], dedicated at the time of the city’s founding jointly to Huitzilopochtli, the Aztec patron god of war, and to Tlaloc, the god of rain. The Templo Mayor was the symbolic as well as the physical centre of the Aztec universe, and during the following two centuries of Aztec expansion, when Tenochtitlán became the imperial capital, the structure was enlarged and rebuilt many times. Facing north, the twin temples at its summit looked out on the setting sun. The temple on the left to the north was dedicated to Tlaloc and the southern one to Huitzilopochtil. Both temples were fronted by two enormous staircases bordered by four ramps with serpent motifs. Source: Grove Art Online; http://www.oxfordartonline.com/ Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. Reed College students, faculty, and staff may use images for in-class display, as well as academic presentations, papers, assignments, and senior theses. Cite the source of the image as Reed College Digital Collections and when available also add the statement Courtesy of [individual/organization listed as Copyright Holder] or Public domain image. Unless an image's Copyright Holder is public domain, uses other than those described above - such as inclusion in a published or commercial work or a non-Reed-password-protected website - may require permission from the copyright holder. Archivision Inc. [all images © Scott Gilchrist / archivision.com] 1A2-M-MC-TM-D1.tif Models [representations] Mexico -- History Architectural exteriors Humanities 110 Art Aztec Postclassic Aztec 16th Century CE 15th Century CE 14th Century CE Temples Architecture Unknown Mesoamerican architect Archivision Addition Module Four Sourced From Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico [site] https://rdc.reed.edu/record/185779/files/A_1A2-M-MC-TM-D1.tif access 2b0e0927-827b-4e41-9571-4fa34c77a2fc 49872828 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/185779/files/P_1A2-M-MC-TM-D1.tif preservation 2b0e0927-827b-4e41-9571-4fa34c77a2fc 49872828 234178 Main ceremonial center REED-F9947541D7\student3 Art & Architecture 186000 20260409120543.0 03b1e4ce-f179-470c-9399-2764234c1533 DA Great Temple: Model ca. 1325-1521 [construction dates] 1978-1982 [excavation dates] 1325 1521 stone The Great Temple was at the center of Tenochtitlán, the former city on the site founded ca. 1325 by the Mexica people, one of several Aztec groups. A rectilinear urban plan was developed, with large open spaces for communal activities; at its centre was a huge ceremonial precinct containing the most important pyramidal temple, the Templo Mayor [Great Temple], dedicated at the time of the city’s founding jointly to Huitzilopochtli, the Aztec patron god of war, and to Tlaloc, the god of rain. The Templo Mayor was the symbolic as well as the physical centre of the Aztec universe, and during the following two centuries of Aztec expansion, when Tenochtitlán became the imperial capital, the structure was enlarged and rebuilt many times. Facing north, the twin temples at its summit looked out on the setting sun. The temple on the left to the north was dedicated to Tlaloc and the southern one to Huitzilopochtil. Both temples were fronted by two enormous staircases bordered by four ramps with serpent motifs. Source: Grove Art Online; http://www.oxfordartonline.com/ Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. Reed College students, faculty, and staff may use images for in-class display, as well as academic presentations, papers, assignments, and senior theses. Cite the source of the image as Reed College Digital Collections and when available also add the statement Courtesy of [individual/organization listed as Copyright Holder] or Public domain image. Unless an image's Copyright Holder is public domain, uses other than those described above - such as inclusion in a published or commercial work or a non-Reed-password-protected website - may require permission from the copyright holder. Archivision Inc. 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A rectilinear urban plan was developed, with large open spaces for communal activities; at its centre was a huge ceremonial precinct containing the most important pyramidal temple, the Templo Mayor [Great Temple], dedicated at the time of the city’s founding jointly to Huitzilopochtli, the Aztec patron god of war, and to Tlaloc, the god of rain. The Templo Mayor was the symbolic as well as the physical centre of the Aztec universe, and during the following two centuries of Aztec expansion, when Tenochtitlán became the imperial capital, the structure was enlarged and rebuilt many times. Facing north, the twin temples at its summit looked out on the setting sun. The temple on the left to the north was dedicated to Tlaloc and the southern one to Huitzilopochtil. Both temples were fronted by two enormous staircases bordered by four ramps with serpent motifs. 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Image courtesy Margot Minardi 1ModelTMMuseum.tif Humanities 110 Minardi, Margot Aztec Mexican Models [representations] Architecture Unknown artist Jolie Griffin Sourced From Margot Minardi Sourced From https://rdc.reed.edu/record/217549/files/P_1ModelTMMuseum.tif preservation 6f6d79c2-2777-400b-aadd-4bca7540cae3 56277928 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/217549/files/P_1ModelTMMuseum.hocr c8353632-a60c-4e90-aa95-837c3779c558 484 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/217549/files/P_1ModelTMMuseum.txt aa8952c4-ce2c-44a5-9de3-27a640de9aef 9 662792 sbavier Art & Architecture 220235 20260413135250.0 8bb49e4e-2c93-4707-9682-278b7925f3e2 DA Great Temple : Diagram Templo Mayor Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. Reed College students, faculty, and staff may use images for in-class display, as well as academic presentations, papers, assignments, and senior theses. 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Unknown copyright restrictions TemploMayorTranslation.tif Mexico City, Mexico Temples Humanities 110 Minardi, Margot Mexican Aztec Mesoamerican Diagrams Charts, Graphs and Diagrams Unknown artist Adapted from http://www.latinamericanstudies.org/aztecs/templo-mayor-1.jpg [1.6.20] Sourced From https://rdc.reed.edu/record/220235/files/A_TemploMayorTranslation.tif access 9df87f82-6ed6-4cdc-9df8-80c5e306dfc5 30502768 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/220235/files/A_TemploMayorTranslation.hocr 6e786a13-9d2c-4068-967d-ad8430016683 24558 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/220235/files/A_TemploMayorTranslation.txt aec7feb2-abd4-4e2b-8566-fcd467222037 1075 670735 sbavier Art & Architecture 217477 20260413123822.0 7d94d0b7-7100-4671-ab22-c6921e67dde8 DA Great Temple: Plans Templo Mayor The plan shows how parts of five construction states (II-VI) still survive. Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. 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Image courtesy Margot Minardi 2SiteOverview.tif Humanities 110 Minardi, Margot Aztec Mexican 16th Century CE 14th Century CE 15th Century CE Temples Complexes Architecture Unknown Mesoamerican architect Jolie Griffin Sourced From Margot Minardi Sourced From Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico [site] https://rdc.reed.edu/record/217550/files/P_2SiteOverview.tif preservation a689c628-3664-4bfb-8989-ac415c8f8231 56279148 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/217550/files/P_2SiteOverview.hocr b345b44b-34a1-4240-a80a-7df1b4fb0c0c 710 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/217550/files/P_2SiteOverview.txt 73007d80-fd83-41ed-a818-6e366b2e2578 35 662793 sbavier Art & Architecture 215826 20260406230311.0 cc520f2b-939d-4234-b117-77de83b70465 DA Great Temple Templo Mayor 1978-1982 [excavation date] 1325-1521 [construction date] 1325 1521 Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. 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Image courtesy Chandrashekhar Varanasi 3SideView.tif Humanities 110 Minardi, Margot Aztec Mexican 15th Century CE 16th Century CE 14th Century CE Temples Complexes Architecture Unknown Mesoamerican architect Chandrashekhar Varanasi Sourced From Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico [site] https://rdc.reed.edu/record/217551/files/P_3SideView.tif preservation 60dc1e87-9537-4988-b4c0-e59e0d06a97b 56278520 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/217551/files/P_3SideView.hocr 688165e1-6dad-4a1e-94fa-f87eb5b8d73e 290 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/217551/files/P_3SideView.txt 16d1e067-7631-4b28-91e8-6fbb2cf62ff6 3 662794 sbavier Art & Architecture 217552 20260406230347.0 4eefe939-a5f8-4b27-9137-8a216f470c7b DA Great Temple Templo Mayor 1978-1982 [excavation date] 1325-1521 [construction date] 1325 1521 Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. 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Image courtesy Chandrashekhar Varanasi 4ViewTlalocSide.tif Humanities 110 Minardi, Margot Mexican Aztec 14th Century CE 16th Century CE 15th Century CE Temples Complexes Architecture Unknown Mesoamerican architect Chandrashekhar Varanasi Sourced From Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico [site] https://rdc.reed.edu/record/217552/files/P_4ViewTlalocSide.tif preservation 4525ac7c-eab6-498a-91ff-7afe386ca496 50082920 662795 sbavier Art & Architecture 217554 20260406230347.0 ab3d458f-5ebf-48fa-b1af-0816b399dd91 DA Great Temple Templo Mayor 1978-1982 [excavation date] 1325-1521 [construction date] 1325 1521 Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. Reed College students, faculty, and staff may use images for in-class display, as well as academic presentations, papers, assignments, and senior theses. 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Image courtesy Chandrashekhar Varanasi 6SculpturalElements.tif Humanities 110 Minardi, Margot Aztec Mexican 14th Century CE 16th Century CE 15th Century CE Temples Complexes Architecture Unknown Mesoamerican architect Chandrashekhar Varanasi Sourced From Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico [site] https://rdc.reed.edu/record/217554/files/P_6SculpturalElements.tif preservation a55f9a15-b81b-41c9-98bb-5a1edc37aaeb 50082992 662797 sbavier Art & Architecture 217481 20260413123822.0 d436b589-93d6-4bc1-8731-7a3c894d3b48 DA Great Temple Templo Mayor 1978-1982 [excavation date] 1325-1521 [construction date] 1325 1521 Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. Reed College students, faculty, and staff may use images for in-class display, as well as academic presentations, papers, assignments, and senior theses. 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Sourced From Distrito Federal, Mexico City, Mexico [site] https://rdc.reed.edu/record/217481/files/P_147824.tif preservation fa2f31a3-bc19-43f9-9ab1-844986aa1556 50699672 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/217481/files/P_147824.hocr 09b77785-3f58-47db-a5eb-cd653ca272f2 286 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/217481/files/P_147824.txt 4117b7b9-f1c6-4e22-8959-c74cda128d29 3 662724 sbavier Art & Architecture 185810 20260409115451.0 9dd9a2c2-a5f2-4f5a-ab7e-a57b7ef91798 DA Great Temple ca. 1325-1521 [construction dates] 1978-1982 [excavation dates] 1325 1521 stone The Great Temple was at the center of Tenochtitlán, the former city on the site founded ca. 1325 by the Mexica people, one of several Aztec groups. A rectilinear urban plan was developed, with large open spaces for communal activities; at its centre was a huge ceremonial precinct containing the most important pyramidal temple, the Templo Mayor [Great Temple], dedicated at the time of the city’s founding jointly to Huitzilopochtli, the Aztec patron god of war, and to Tlaloc, the god of rain. The Templo Mayor was the symbolic as well as the physical centre of the Aztec universe, and during the following two centuries of Aztec expansion, when Tenochtitlán became the imperial capital, the structure was enlarged and rebuilt many times. Facing north, the twin temples at its summit looked out on the setting sun. The temple on the left to the north was dedicated to Tlaloc and the southern one to Huitzilopochtil. Both temples were fronted by two enormous staircases bordered by four ramps with serpent motifs. Source: Grove Art Online; http://www.oxfordartonline.com/ The discovery of the stone sculpture of the moon goddess Coyolxauhqui and the subsequent Proyecto Templo Mayor [1978-1982], when the main temple of Tenochtitlán was excavated, transformed archaeological knowledge of the Aztecs by offering an unprecedented view of remains at the very centre of the city. Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. Reed College students, faculty, and staff may use images for in-class display, as well as academic presentations, papers, assignments, and senior theses. Cite the source of the image as Reed College Digital Collections and when available also add the statement Courtesy of [individual/organization listed as Copyright Holder] or Public domain image. 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"Power Craving the Undersides of Aztec Sculpture" in Unseen Art: Making, Vision, and Power in Ancient Mesoamerica. First edition. University of Texas Press, 2023. p. 113. Additional Reference Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico [site] https://rdc.reed.edu/record/215840/files/P_146156.tif preservation e95a807c-cea6-457c-b0fe-c9ce10ea7084 50024800 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/215840/files/P_146156.hocr 69f7cc4b-4ce7-4c03-b730-44526bf954d6 487 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/215840/files/P_146156.txt b129807d-7972-440a-960f-9d80766440b1 6 658005 sbavier Art & Architecture 217479 20260413123822.0 6159fe29-7a26-4174-aef5-eb6b9540408e DA Great Temple : Eagle Warrior Templo Mayor clay, stucco, pigment Originally this statue would have worn a costume of cotton, painted wood and feathers. Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. 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Image courtesy Chaccard [Wikipedia username] / CC BY-SA 4.0 Tlaltecuhtli.tif Aztec deities Aztec mythology Humanities 110 Minardi, Margot Aztec Mesoamerican 16th Century CE Monoliths Sculptures Unknown artist Wikimedia Commons Sourced From Museo del Templo Mayor, Mexico City, Mexico [repository] https://rdc.reed.edu/record/217475/files/A_Tlaltecuhtli.tif access d9a15843-fe25-456b-9129-853a23340cc7 31321756 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/217475/files/A_Tlaltecuhtli.hocr 934269a1-164c-4954-b4e4-014e6c60055a 284 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/217475/files/A_Tlaltecuhtli.txt 7ed75837-f1a8-460d-97c8-7a0eefbd024a 3 662705 sbavier Art & Architecture 207245 20260406230023.0 2614cb04-5e00-4f2b-8ed7-99b71de9dde6 DA Coatlicue Serpent Skirt ca. 1487-1500 [creation date] 1487 1500 height: 345 cm [135.83 inches] basalt [basic igneous rock] Found on the SE edge of the Plaza mayor/Zocalo in Mexico City Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. 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Unseen Art: Making, Vision, and Power in Ancient Mesoamerica. University of Texas Press, 2023. p. 2. Additional Reference Summers, David. Real Spaces. Phaidon, 2003. Additional Reference Museo Nacional de Antropología, Mexico City, Mexico [repository] https://rdc.reed.edu/record/207245/files/A_140449.tif access efb1de8c-7f69-4cef-84e5-3b8615b9125d 21913892 626077 Rear sbavier Art & Architecture 207244 20260413073323.0 2aa35ae6-bcb2-417b-9790-10edf3bcd9b4 DA Coatlicue Serpent Skirt ca. 1487-1500 [creation date] 1487 1500 height: 345 cm [135.83 inches] basalt [basic igneous rock] Found on the SE edge of the Plaza mayor/Zocalo in Mexico City Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. Reed College students, faculty, and staff may use images for in-class display, as well as academic presentations, papers, assignments, and senior theses. 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