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The Mysteries of the Aztecs
 
The Aztec Sun Stone, depicting the days of the Tonalpohualli, from Mexico

On February 18, 2009, a handful of youngsters came to uncover the Mysteries of the Aztecs.  Unfortunately, Briana was a little ill, so the excavation was more modest than usual.

 
A papier mâchée Jaguar Warrior, from Mexico
 
Dispay of a sacrificial pedistal, with a skull ready for the tzompantli (a shelf containing the heads of sacrifices)
 
This boy is reading about the Aztec pyramids
 
This boy is reading about human sacrifice in all its gory detail

Kids were able to taste xocolatl, an Aztec drink (chocolate)

 
The Mayan Haab' calendar, for comparison
 
Art of Aztecs by Maurice Devaux. Left: Eagle Warrior, Right: Popocatépetl and Itzaccíhuatl
 
A distant view of all the junior archaeologists learning about the Aztecs.
COMMENTS
Chiloedream said at 5:36 a.m. on Feb 19, 2009:
Excellent.
Salut les juniors.
Merci Baladria.
Candlepower said at 4:45 p.m. on Feb 19, 2009:
Great way to learn! Good One!
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