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Different portraits of Montezuma from a codex held in the Vatican, D.K. Bonatti, 1820

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Aztec sacrificing prisoners by ripping their hearts out, Bernard Picart, 1735

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Aztec sacrificing male and female prisoners, Jeanron, 1845

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Aztec god Vitzliputzli or Huitzilopochtli, Bernard Picart, 1735

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Aztec god Tlaloch or Tescalipuca, Bernard Picart, 1735

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Aztec god Tescalipuca, Bernard Picart, 1735

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Aztec calendar cycle, Bernard Picart, 1735

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Vuichilabuchichi or Huitzilopochtli, the Aztec god of war and sacrifice of Tenochtitlan, Mexico, Arnoldus Montanus, 1671

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An Aztec priest removes a man’s heart in a ritual with an obsidian knife, Mexico, Gallo Gallina, 1816

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Montezuma 2 and Cortes, Gallo Gallina, 1816

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Christopher Columbus, Arnoldus Montanus, 1671

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Mask with tattoo marks tattoo, Oaxaca, Mexico, 250 BC

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The Aztec god Tezcatlipoca of Mexico, Arnoldus Montanus, 1671

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Cortés makes piece with the natives of Cozumel whilst tearing down their idols, drawn and invented by Ildefonso Vergaz, 1783

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Battle scene of Cortés against the Indians of Tabasco, drawn and invented by Ildefonso Vergaz, 1783

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Triumphant entry of Cortés in Tlaxcala after his victory over the Aztecs at Otumba, Josephus Ximeno, 1783

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To punish the betrayal of Aztec hero Cuauhpopoca, Cortés took prisoner Montezuma II, Josephus Ximeno, 1783

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The indians of Montezuma afraid of the sounds by artillery of Cortés, Josephus Ximeno, 1783

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Mexicans destroyed by the army of Cortés at Otumba, Mexico, Josephus Ximeno, 1783

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Juan de Grijalva receives the ambassadors of Montezuma on the Banderas River, drawn and invented by Ildefonso Vergaz, 1783

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Juan de Grijalva arrives in Tabasco land, southern Mexico in 1518, drawn and invented by Ildefonso Vergaz, 1783

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Native Americans in 1711, François Amédée Frézier, 1718

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An allegorical figure of Europe receives tribute from three Native Americans, Hispaniola, Charles de Rochefort, 1658

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Aztec Idols, Gallo Gallina, 1816

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Aztec Idols, Gallo Gallina, 1816

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Aztec bas-relief of ancient warriors, D.K. Bonatti, 1820

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Reconstruction of the teocal (Aztec pyramidal temple) of Cholula, Paolo Fumagalli, 1820

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Aztec musical instruments with in the center the teponaztli drum, D.K. Bonatti, 1820

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Temazcal or ancient Mexican low heat sweat lodge, Paolo Fumagalli, 1820

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Cortès tortures Guatimozin, the brother of Montezuma, Paul Philippoteaux, 1870

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The death of Montezuma, Léon Benett, 1870

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Aztec day signs, Mexico, Alberto Beltra_n, 1961

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Mexican Calendar

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Aztec calendar with day signs

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Monument in Oaxaca, Mexico, depicting an Aztec warrior, K. Bonatti, 1816

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Tialoc, Aztec god of rain, Mexico, 1719

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The Aztec ruler Montezuma II, Mexico, 1853

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Montezuma II, the Aztec King of Mexico, Arnoldus Montanus, 1671

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Map of the Island of Porto Rico in 1599, Samuel Champlain, 1859

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Map of the Island of Guadeloupe in 1599, Samuel Champlain, 1859

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Bread baking in ancient Mexico, Gallo Gallina, 1816.tif

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Burning alive of natives of Hispaniola by the Spaniards, Jules Verne, 1870

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