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What became of the Aztec cities?

What became of the Aztec cities?

Anita Croy

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The Aztec people lived in central Mexico and are known for their rich culture and powerful empire. Although these people held control over several regions in Mexico, the Spanish conquistadors eventually removed them from power. What has become of these once famous cities? Archaeologists and historians have been working toward uncovering more information about how these people came to power, how they lived, and what their culture consisted of. Readers will learn about how excavations of Aztec cities have provided scholars with information regarding these people lived and how their cities were constructed. Full-color photographs and corresponding fact boxes supplement the informational text and will excite readers to learn more about these ancient cities.

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OL Work ID
OL19730173W

Subjects

Juvenile literatureAztec architectureAztecsIndians of mexico, aztecsAztecs, juvenile literatureExcavations (archaeology)Excavations (archaeology), juvenile literatureMexico, antiquitiesMexico, juvenile literature

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