Dove Photograph - Aztec Migration by Middle Temple Library

Aztec Migration is a photograph by Middle Temple Library which was uploaded on June 27th, 2016.

Aztec Migration

Aztec Migration. 19th-century reproduction of a 17th-century hieroglyphic chronology of the Aztec Migration from Aztlan (upper right) to central... more

by Middle Temple Library

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Title

Aztec Migration

Artist

Middle Temple Library

Medium

Photograph

Description

Aztec Migration. 19th-century reproduction of a 17th-century hieroglyphic chronology of the Aztec Migration from Aztlan (upper right) to central Mexico (lower left). This migration took place between 1064 and 1325, with legends saying that seven Nahuatl-speaking tribes migrated. The last tribe to arrive, the Mexica, founded Tenochtitlan (lower left) and later the Aztec Empire. The chronology names events and places along the migration route. The provenance at upper left states that the original painting belonged to an Aztec named Ixtlilxochitl. This copy was made by Italian explorer Gemelli Careri (1651-1725) and published in his 'Giro Del Mondo' (1699).

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June 27th, 2016