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The Mixtec “People Of The Rain”: Vanished Advanced Mesoamerican Culture Of Foremost Goldsmiths

A. Sutherland - AncientPages.com - The Mixtec culture of southwestern Mexico, which predated the Toltec, was a fascinating society. The Mixtec reached its height in the ninth to 16...

Mexican government presents new findings in case of 43 missing students

Mexico City, Mexico – Twelve years after the forced disappearance of 43 students from the Ayotzinapa teachers’ school, the Mexican government has presented a report with new findin...

Aztec Men and Women Soccer Beat Mesa Community College Teams

Aztec document goes on display in Mexico after 186 years abroad

France's national library is lending the manuscript recounting the history of the Aztecs to Mexico.

Glyphs Painted in Mexican Cave May Reveal Ancient Warrior Rituals and a Lost Writing System 

Learn about three symbolic glyphs painted in a cave in Mexico where people once visited to perform fire rituals for warriors.  

Mystery Of The Mesoamerican Turquoise Mosaic Skull Decorated With Shining Secrets

Jan Bartek - AncientPages.com - A year ago, the skull of a Mixtec ancestor was returned to Mexico from the Netherlands. It had been on display for sixty years at the Wereldmuseum i...

Meeting The Lord Of The Underworld: A Mesoamerican Myth Depicted In Hidalgo Rock Art

Jan Bartek - AncientPages.com -  Hidalgo, Mexico, is home to numerous ancient cave paintings and rock art. Located in the pre-Hispanic region of Mesoamerica, the area has seen migr...

Alternate History Noir ‘Teq’ Features Hardboiled Mystery In Aztec-Controlled Los Angeles (First Look)

Hailing from writer Peter Murrieta and artist David Rubín, 'Teq' follows a cynical private eye in a version of Los Angeles controlled by a still-thriving Aztec Empire.

Mexico City Architecture City Guide: 38 Projects From Tenochtitlan to the 21st Century

Mexico City is a sprawling metropolis of layered temporalities, where architecture operates as a continuous negotiation between deep-seated history and intense urban mutation. Buil...

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Small-town mayor in Oaxaca arrested by Mexican authorities

Mexico City, Mexico — Mexican police on Wednesday arrested Miguel Sánchez Altamirano, the mayor of the small town of Juchitan de Zaragoza in the southeastern state of Oaxaca. Autho...

Ancient Skies: 2,500-Year-Old Solar Observatory Discovered at Teteles de Ávila Castillo Reshapes Mesoamerican History

Conny Waters -  AncientPages.com - A groundbreaking archaeological discovery in the Sierra Norte of Puebla has rewritten the history of ancient Mesoamerican science. Archaeologists...

Águila Alta, the bilateral anti-drone operation carried out by the US and Mexico

A bilateral anti-drone operation carried out last month along the Tijuana and San Diego border was small in scale, but analysts say it’s a notable development in the often-tumultuo...

Elite Infant’s Burial Discovered at Moche Temple

TRUJILLO, PERU—Andina News Agency reports that the 1,400-year-old grave of an infant has been uncovered […] The post Elite Infant’s Burial Discovered at Moche Temple appeared first...

Cave Paintings May Have Been Part of Mesoamerican Writing System

CHALCATZINGO, MEXICO—Phys.org reports that Christophe Helmke of the University of Copenhagen and his colleagues mapped […] The post Cave Paintings May Have Been Part of Mesoamerica...

Mysterious Cocoliztli Epidemics Killed Millions Across Mexico, but Historical Causes Remain Debated

Learn more about the Cocoliztli epidemics that swept through colonial Mexico, what may have caused them, and how they may have changed medicine. 

Engraved Sandstone Die Found in Peru

AMAZONAS, PERU—According to an Andina Agency report, a possible die has been discovered in northern […] The post Engraved Sandstone Die Found in Peru appeared first on Archaeology...

How An Enslaved Woman Named La Malinche Helped Hernán Cortés Topple The Aztec Empire

Because she spoke both Maya and Nahuatl, La Malinche — also known as Doña Marina — played a key role in Spain's colonization of Mexico in the early 16th century. The post How An En...