Aztec Assets (193 in total)
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PHD31243: Feather Headdress worn by Aztec Priests Representing Deities (feathers, gold applique & fibre net), Aztec / Bridgeman Images
JPC230624: Imaginary recreation of an Aztec Sun Stone calendar (see also 115255), Late Post Classic Period (lithograph), Aztec / Bridgeman Images
XIR162662: Aztec Codex Borbonicus, 'Tonalamatl', detail depicting Quetzalcoatl and Tezcatlipoca (vellum), Aztec / Bridgeman Images
TBM278712: Man carrying a cacao pod, 1440-1521 (volcanic stone with traces of red pigment), Aztec / Bridgeman Images
EDI42188: Prisoners of War Sacrificed to the Sun God, from the Codex Azcatitlan, 1530 (vellum), Aztec / Bridgeman Images
JPC217597: Facsimile copy of codex Borbonicus, detail depicting the elaboration of the Oxomoco and Cipactonal calendar (vellum), Aztec / Bridgeman Images
REV397396: Eagle warrior from the House of the Eagles, dated to c. 1469 (terracotta), Aztec / Bridgeman Images
XJL187604: The Goddess Chalchihuitlicue, found in the Valley of Mexico, 1300-1500 AD (stone), Aztec / Bridgeman Images
CHT418491: Aztec Pulque Deity blowing on a tube above a jar of pulque and men drinking pulque, illustration from the Codex Magliabechiano (vellum), Aztec / Bridgeman Images
JPC207550: Standard Bearer, Late Post Classic Period (1300-1521) (painted stone), Aztec / Bridgeman Images
JPC207552: Carving of the dismemberment of the moon goddess Coyolxauhqui, found at the foot of the twin pyramid in Tenochtitlan, Late Post Classic Period (1300-1521) (stone) (see also 97326), Aztec / Bridgeman Images
MEX97327: Chac Mool intermediary figure, ruins of the Templo Mayor, Tenochtitlan, Aztec (photo), Aztec / Bridgeman Images
JPC217596: Facsimile copy of codex Borbonicus, detail depicting Tlazolteotl and Tezcatlipoca (vellum), Aztec / Bridgeman Images
LRI4639599: Precolombian civilization: the Aztec calendar (Sun Stone): 3 m diameter stone disc representing the Aztec calendar and cosmogony, Au centre est represents the divinite of the Sun Tonatiuh, Coming from Tenochtitlan - Mexico City, national museum of anthropology - Aztec calendar or Sun Stone, known as Cuauhxicalli (eagle vessel), in the middle a represation Tonatiuh, the Sun God - Engraved stone, diameter 3 cm, from Tenochtitlan, post classic period (900-1257 AD) - Mexico City, Museo Nacional De Antropologia (Anthropology Museum), Aztec / Bridgeman Images
IBE5376293: Aztec civilisation: stone statue of the Goddess of the Earth, Creation and Death Coatlicue (stone), Aztec / Bridgeman Images
