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1. The pyramid of Santa Cecilia Acatitlán
1. The pyramid of Santa Cecilia Acatitlán
Artist: Unknown
Date of Creation: Between 13th and 15th century
Type: Architecture
Title: The pyramid of Acatitlan
Medium: Stone
Location: Santa Cecilia, Tlalnepantla de Baz, Mexico
Description
Description
The pyramid of Acatitlan is an amazing and well preserved part of the Aztec history that was built between the 13th and 15th century. This ancient pyramid is a temple dedicated to the Aztec gods Huitzilopochtli and Tlaloc. Similarly, this historically significant pyramid used to be part of a much larger ancient complex during the Aztec Empire’s time period. A plaza, a ball court, and a palace were also constructed nearby the pyramid originally. However, the pyramid and the other structures were partially destroyed by the Spanish conquerors. The Spanish conquerors who stole the stones used them to build their homes and churches. Nevertheless, it was reconstructed and restored by an architect and archaeologist in the 1960s and is now a wonderful destination.
2. Aztec Temple at Malinalco
2. Aztec Temple at Malinalco
Artist: Unknown
Type: Architecture
Date of Creation: 15th century
Title: Malinalco temple
Medium: Stone
Location: Malinalco, Mexico
Description
Description
It is an ancient Aztec temple located in the town of Malinalco. Like other Aztec historical constructions, it was also built of stone and it carried significant religious and cultural value for the Aztecs. The pyramid was built during the late Aztec period and is prominent for its pyramid shaped design. Moreover, this temple consists of intricate carvings and reliefs on the interiors. The temple is devoted towards the Aztec gods of war and it is believed to have been used for religious ceremonies and rituals.
3. Teopanzolco
3. Teopanzolco
Artist: Unknown
Type: Architecture
Title: Teopanzolco
Date of creation: 13th century
Location: Teopanzolco, Morelos, Mexico
Medium: Stone
Size: 120 m length 6 m height
Description
Description
Teopanzolco is an archaeological site located in Mexico. It consists of a pyramid built in 13th century. It was dedicated to the Aztec god of rain Tlaloc. The temple consists of multiple artifacts, artworks, sculptures and ceramic offerings. An undiscovered temple was discovered within the pyramid in 2017. This historical site provides insights regarding the Aztec architecture as well as the Aztec mythology. This site is open to the visitors and allows visitors to explore the rich culture of the Aztecs.
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