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Was Snake Woman an Aztec empress? asked Connaught Junior School. Read what our In-House Team had to say.
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"Mexicolore is the only organisation in the United Kingdom that for the last 25 years has been devoted to promoting Mexico's Aztec heritage, presenting it in a unique and extraordinary way." (Minister Ignacio Durán, Cultural Attaché, Mexican Embassy, UK)
In support of our team workshops on Mexico and the Aztecs in which over 125,000 children have already participated, this constantly updated, 100% educational website, based in London, offers a wealth of carefully researched information and resources on Aztec culture, all designed to inspire, inform, intrigue and encourage serious students of the Aztecs (and ancient Mesoamerica in general) of ALL ages.
To read and share our vision, click on 'Getting Involved', in the left hand menu.
Getting to the hearth of the matter
- at the very centre of Aztec life
An Aztec thief just had to 'lift the lid'
of the family treasure chest
Symbol of a good Aztec citizen?
The upright digging stick
The reed mat 'petate' -
- you could bet your life on it...
Mum and Dad
protect you like a cypress tree...
Shoes off before the Emperor?
Not me, mate!
The Terrible Tzitizimime
Monsters of the Celestial Vault
How has today's Náhuatl changed
from Classical Náhuatl?
Aztec beanz
meanz money!
Did the ancient Mexicans invent
high-chairs for meal times?
We share in schools the Aztecs' joy of carrying
the most precious artefact of all - a young baby...
Aztec poets
performed 'flower-songs'
Learn from two young locals
how to say Hello in Náhuatl
Test your knowledge of the Aztecs
with our latest online quiz
Barcelona - home to a gem of a museum
of pre-Columbian artefacts
'U'-tube - a great source of music...
...for over 800 years!