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inscription
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......became restricted. For the history and examples of epigraphy...Western EpigraphyOutside Western history, epigraphy was of importance...of the Maya, Toltec, and Aztec cultures (see pre-Columbian...for writing early in their history, and their inscriptions do......
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archaeology
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......historical and contemporary groups. History of ArchaeologyThe discipline...society and rewritten Egyptian history were carried on in the 19th...began of the Toltec and the Aztec in Mexico and of the Inca...today is concerned with culture history (i.e., the chronology......
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Hopi
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......belongs to the Uto-Aztecan branch of the Aztec-Tanoan linguistic stock, at all their...language belongs to the Tanoan branch of the Aztec-Tanoan linguistic stock (see Native...Rushforth and S. Upham, A Hopi Social History (1992)....
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Chapultepec
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...Chapultepec (chäpōōl´tāpĕk´) [Aztec,=grasshopper hill], 1,600 acres...originally developed as a residence for Aztec rulers. A castle built on a hill there in...declared the castle a museum of colonial history and ethnography. Today the park includes......
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Vaillant, George Clapp
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......Ph.D., 1927). At the American Museum of Natural History he became associate curator (1930) and honorary curator (1941...early stages of Mexican culture and for his synthesis of Aztec history, presented in popular form in The Aztecs in Mexico......
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garden
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......these techniques were combined with the already well-developed Aztec and Inca traditions. The Dutch, famous for the development...since.See also garden city.BibliographySee E. Hyams, A History of Gardens and Gardening (1971); D. Wyman, Wyman's Gardening......
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Solís y Rivadeneyra, Antonio de
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......conquista de Méjico (1684), one of the finest prose works of the 17th cent. It is not considered a great history, however, as it ignores the Aztec tragedy while glorifying Cortés....
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Toltec
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......Mexico c.AD 900 after the fall of Teotihuacán. Their early history is obscure but they seem to have had ancient links with the...in the 13th cent., thus opening the way for the rise of the Aztec. See also pre-Columbian art and architecture....
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Tarascan
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......language has no known relation to other languages, and their history prior to the 16th cent. is poorly understood. The polity...which it successfully defended against a protracted and bloody Aztec attack in the year 1479. Their capital, Tzintzuntzán [place......
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Mexican art and architecture
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......the conquest of Cortés. For the artistic achievements of the Aztec, the Maya, and other native cultures, see pre-Columbian...making, and silver work have flourished in Mexico throughout its history, but with the coming of the Spanish to Mexico the native peoples......