Aztec sun stone

Aztec calendar stone.

Aztec Calendar Stone, also called Stone of the Sun. Originally Photographed 1886 (later Colorized) - Housed in National Anthropology Museum in Mexico City, the Aztec sun stone stands as a prominent late post-classic Mexica sculpture, arguably the most renowned within the realm of Mexica art. It measures 3.6m in diameter and 98cm thick and weighs 24,590kg.

stone of the fifth sun/aztec

Diaz/Madero/Villa/Zapata’s Instagram profile post: ““Our History is written in Stone, their lies on Paper”…”

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Aztec God Tonatiuh from the Codex Telleriano-Remensis. Tonatiuh (pronounced Toh-nah-tee-uh) was the sun god. He was a nourishing god who provided warmth and fertility. In order to do so, he needed sacrificial blood. Tonatiuh was also the patron of warriors. For Aztec mythology, Tonatiuh governed the era under which the Aztec believed to live, the era of the Fifth Sun.