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Xochicalco (Nahuatl pronunciation: [ʃot͡ʃiˈkaɬko] ) is a pre-Columbian
archaeological site in Miacatlán in the
western part of the
Mexican state of Morelos...
- new
religious and
political centers in
central Mexico,
centers such as
Xochicalco,
Cacaxtla and Cholula. Feathered-serpent
iconography is
prominent at all...
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between several important political centers in
central Mexico such as
Xochicalco and Cholula. At this time,
during the Epi-classic,
Nahua peoples began...
- The
Xochicalco University (Spanish:
Centro de
Estudios Universitarios Xochicalco) is a
private university with
campuses in Tijuana, Ensenada, and Mexicali...
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between several important political centers in
central Mexico, such as
Xochicalco and Cholula, ensued. At this time
during the Epi-classic period, the Nahua...
- -shape ball
court in
Cihuatan site, El
Salvador One of the
ballcourts at
Xochicalco. Note the
characteristic -shape, as well as the
rings set
above the apron...
- vaquita, an
endemic porpoise in the gulf.
Tequila Ho****io Cabañas
Calakmul Xochicalco Paquimé 2 3 El
Tajin Franciscan Missions 1
Morelia Oaxaca and
Monte Albán...
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collapsed around 550 and was
followed by
several large city-states such as
Xochicalco (whose
inhabitants were
probably of
Matlatzinca ethnicity),
Cholula (whose...
- by the Toltecs. A
second wave of
Toltecs established the city-state of
Xochicalco (the City of Flowers).
Their influence is
evident in
Teotihuacan at the...
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Xochicalco (In the
place of the
House of Flowers) was
settled in
about 200 BCE,
although the city
reached its apex
between AD 650 and 900.
Xochicalco...
