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Music of the Aztecs: The Sound of Pre-Columbian MexicoAn article about the music of the ancient Aztecs of Mexico, including the types of instruments used and some discussion of song lyrics.
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No.4 San Diego St Aztecs Vs No. 9 BYU Cougars: Mountain West Battle Most Important Pre Tourney GameThe undefeated 20-0 San Diego Aztecs travel to loud and raucous Marriot Center in Provo, Utah, to play the 19-1 BYU Cougars. -
2011 NCAA Tournament Preview: The San Diego State AztecsThe San Diego State Aztecs (32-2) won the Mountain West Conference Tournament and will be in the NCAA Tournament. The Aztecs are on a five game winning streak and have won 32 of 34 games this season. -
The Aztecs: Savage and CivilizedLearn more of the ancient Aztecs, their advanced society and their horrible religious sacrifices.
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2011 San Diego State Aztecs Roster: Sit or Start Ronnie Hillman for the 2011 Season?Ronnie Hillman powered the San Diego State Aztecs' ground game during the 2010 season. Should the team sit or start him for the 2011 season?
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Civilization at a Glimpse: Student Quick Study Guide of AztecsQuick review for students, and teachers, of the Aztec civilization. -
The History of the Aztecs in MexicoThe Aztecs were a complex society with rich architecture, art, religion, military prowess, and a complicated class and government structure that ruled the Valley of Mexico from the 13th century until the Spanish conquest circa 1521.
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The Medical Knowledge of the AztecsAn examination of just how much the Aztecs knew about medicine.
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The Rise of the AztecsA short paper on the rise of the Aztecs. The paper looks at a few different views concerning the reasons for the rise in power and prestige of this Mesoamerican society.
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Tips for Playing as the Aztecs in Civilization RevolutionStrategy guide for playing as the Aztec culture in Civilization Revolution by Firaxis.
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An Overview of the AztecsA brief essay about the Aztec people, including their history and culture.
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NCAA Bracket Results 2011 a New Mountain for Aztecs, CougarsSan Diego State and BYU have been near the top of the rankings all season, yet there were doubts on whether they could keep it up. But despite recent difficulties, they are both into the Sweet 16, and in uncharted territory for their programs.
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Cortez and the Aztecs: A Failure for HumanityWhen two civilizations meet for the first time, any number of events can unfold. When Cortez and his men came in contact with the Aztec empire in the spring of 1519, all the cards were in place for a terrible tragedy to unfold.
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Sacrificing, Education, Economy and Religious Practices of the AztecsAn over view of the Aztec people and their sacrificial and religious practices as well as their education and economic practices.
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Cortez and His ArmyHistory paper detailing the Spaniards attack on the Aztecs.
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History of the ChihuahuaThe Chihuahua is one of the most noticeable breeds of dogs because of their small size and big ego. These little dogs have a big heart, and a long history that dates them back to the Aztecs. -
College Football Bowl Scores - Poinsettia Bowl - San Diego State Beats Navy 35-14College football bowl scores and wrap up. San Diego State won the 2010 Poinsettia Bowl 35-14 over Navy in an impressive offensive display on a soggy field. Only eight more days until the first BCS bowl game.
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The History of ChocolateFrom the Mayas, to the Aztecs, to Europe, and finally produced for the masses, chocolate gas a long history.
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Dying EmbersLike the great civilizations before us, the Mayans and Aztecs, we were now on the verge of extinction, and all that would be left behind would be the remains of a world gone dark.
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The Taste of HistoryThe Maya are credited with the discovery and first uses of chocolate. The Aztecs, their neighbors to the north, apparently traded chocolate as far north as New Mexico. -
The Aztec Calendar and Its Artistic SignificanceSimilar to the Mayan Calendar, the Aztecs carved an immense sculpture that tells time for accurately than today's calendars. What does this art form tell us about their culture and perspective? -
The Magic Mushroom: Use of PsilocybeThe "magic mushroom" was used for centuries by ancient Aztecs and Maya in religious, healing, divination, and communion ceremonies. Today it shows promise in treating various forms of depression. -
Crystal SkullsApproximately a dozen Crystal Skulls made of quartz are thought to date back to the Aztecs and have supernatural powers.
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Does BYU Deserve a No.1 Seed After Sweeping San Diego State?The BYU Cougars led by Jimmer Fredette walked into the San Diego Sports Arena With something to prove Saturday and when the dust settled there was little left to argue. -
Dia De Los Muertos: Mexico's Struggle to Preserve a Treasured TraditionThe ancient Aztecs viewed their world as containing disparate directions and levels. A person's destiny was pre-determined and their soul was dependent on the type of death, rather than the type of life, they lead.
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Civilization 5 - Aztec Civ GuideThe Aztec civilization is one of the many playable factions that gamers can choose within Civilization 5, lead by Montezuma. The Aztecs benefit from unique structures and units, such as the Jaguar and the Floating Gardens.
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Health Benefits of Epazote TeaThe health benefits of Epazote tea have been known for centuries; the Aztecs even used it. This Epazote herb is indigenous to Mexico, Central America and South America.
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Chocolate: Which One? Dark, Milk or White?From the Olmec Indians, the Mayans, Aztecs, Milton Hershey to Willy Wonka, we all know that chocolate is delicious. Most of us enjoy the goodness of chocolate in a variety of forms, and in moderation of course. -
Chavez Overpowered Zbik, Wins WBC Middleweight Title; Plus Direct Quotes from Behind the ScenesGrueling controversies stoke the heart of the German, among a few scribes and fans who still believe the German landed enough punches to retain his title, if not to win over the son of the Aztecs. -
Mountain West Conference: No Respect, No Matter the SportDespite a school record of 27-1, the San Diego St. Aztecs and the BYU Cougars, 25-2, continue to be looked over. As time continues and the rankings stay unchanged it becomes more likely that a No. 1 seed will not come to either of them.
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2010 Poinsettia Bowl Preview/Prediction-San Diego State Vs. NavyQualcomm Stadium in San Diego will play host to the Poinsettia Bowl between Navy and San Diego State. The hometown Aztecs should have no problem finding the stadium but which team will win?
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The Aztec Trading SystemWhy didn't the Aztecs have more extensive trading networks?
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Avocados: A Surprise Ingredient to Spice Up FoodsThe avocado is native to Central America and has been an intricate part of their diet for centuries. The Aztecs used the green fruit as an aphrodisiac. When the Spanish conquistadors set foot in the New World, they were amazed at the butter-like taste and consistency.
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Aztec Human Sacrifice - a Detached ViewCan one look at human sacrifice from the point of view of cultural relativism? This paper describes Aztec human sacrifice and what it meant to their religious milieu.
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Best Chocolate Shops in St. Louis, MissouriChocolate was first used as a bitter spicy drink by the ancient Aztecs. It has since become the most favored flavor in the world. Where can you get the best chocolate in St. Louis?
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Deadliest Warrior: Aztec Jaguar vs. Zande WarriorDeadliest Warrior: Aztec Jaguar vs. Zande Warrior pitted two of the most exotic warriors yet to appear in the series. While most people have heard of the Aztecs, not too many people have heard of the Zande, once the terror of Central Africa.
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The Mayan Mystery: Who was Kukulcan and QuetzalcoatlThe Mayan civilization has posed many questions to people in modern society, but one mystery that remains unsolved is the idea of the god Kukulcan, also referred to by the Aztecs as Quetzalcoatl. a Tall White haired blued eyed Caucasian man!
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Strike Up Some Interesting Conversation While Bird WatchingThe Aztec civilization believed that warriors killed in battle were reincarnated as hummingbirds. Aztecs decorated their ceremonial cloaks with hummingbird feathers. -
Huichol Indian CultureThe Huichol Indians are an ancient tribe related to the Aztecs who live in the Sierra Madre Mountains on the west coast of Mexico. Their beliefs and religious rituals predate the European ones encountered elsewhere in Mexico. -
Ancient Aztec Culture, Life, BeliefsThe ancient Aztecs conjure thoughts of sacrificing virgins by tearing into their chests and holding the still-beating heart as an offering. While this is all well and true, there is a much deeper culture at hand.
