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A mural of Tlaxcalans fighting at the battle of Tenochtitlán

Tlaxcala’s role in the Conquest led to ongoing cultural repercussions

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The archaeological dig at the site of the Aztec town of Zultépec.

Spaniards massacred women, children in reprisal for sacrifices, cannibalism

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Skulls discovered in the Huei Tzompantli in what is now Mexico City.

Another 119 skulls discovered in Aztec skull tower in Tenochtitlán

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Mexico City's Pilgrimage of the Concheros has roots dating to the Conquest

Annual pilgrimage has ancient pre-Hispanic and Catholic roots

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The headdress is on display at a museum in Vienna.

President’s wife travels Europe on quest to retrieve historical artifacts

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The first meeting between Moctezuma and Cortés is recreated in vivid detail by author Camilla Townsend.

Fifth Sun, a history of the Aztecs as seen through their...

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Archaeologists' discoveries in Mexico City are expected to lead to an emperor's tomb.

As archaeologists uncover sacrificial offerings, will an emperor’s tomb be next?

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The senator and the offending tacos.

To eat tacos of carnitas is to celebrate fall of the...

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The blue-green slime is good for you.

Spirulina, or ‘Aztec cheese,’ is Mexico’s pre-Hispanic superfood

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