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Teozacualco, Mapa de

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This is the entire view of the Mapa de Teozacualco. [SW]

Vista completa, Mapa de Teozacoalco

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[Element ID: teoz171]
waterways
water through mountain cleft (?)
water symbol, shell
water symbol, shell
water emerging from mountain
water detail
water detail
water and a plant?
water
Two people sitting
turkey
turkey
tree or plant
tree
Topograph of Tilantongo
Tilantongo, Dynasty III, Generation 7
Tilantongo, Dynasty III, Generation 6
Tilantongo, Dynasty III, Generation 5
Tilantongo, Dynasty III, Generation 4
Tilantongo, Dynasty III, Generation 3
Tilantongo, Dynasty II, Generation 9
Tilantongo, Dynasty II, Generation 8
Tilantongo, Dynasty II, Generation 7
Tilantongo, Dynasty II, Generation 6
Tilantongo, Dynasty II, Generation 5
Tilantongo, Dynasty II, Generation 4
Tilantongo, Dynasty II, Generation 3
Tilantongo, Dynasty II, Generation 2
Tilantongo, Dynasty II, Generation 11
Tilantongo, Dynasty II, Generation 10
Tilantongo, Dynasty II, Generation 1
Tilantongo, Dynasty II, Generation 0
Tilantongo, Dynasty I, Generation 1
the “estancia” named Santo Tomás
the “estancia” named Santo Domingo
the “estancia” named Santiago
the “estancia” named Santa María
the “estancia” named Santa Cruz
the “estancia” named Santa Catalina
the “estancia” named San Miguel
the “estancia” named San Mateo
the “estancia” named San Juan
the “estancia” named San Jerónimo
the “estancia” named San Felipe
the “estancia” named San Andrés
text in Spanish about Teozacualco lords
text in Spanish about Santo Tomás
text in Spanish about Santo Domingo
text in Spanish about Santiago
text in Spanish about Santa María
text in Spanish about Santa Cruz
text in Spanish about Santa Catalina
text in Spanish about San Pedro Teozacualco
text in Spanish about San Miguel
text in Spanish about San Mateo
text in Spanish about San Juan
text in Spanish about San Jerónimo
text in Spanish about San Francisco
text in Spanish about San Felipe
text in Spanish about San Andrés
text in Spanish about Elotepec
text
Teozacualco, Dynasty II, Generation 5
Teozacualco, Dynasty II, Generation 4
Teozacualco, Dynasty II, Generation 3
Teozacualco, Dynasty II, Generation 2
Teozacualco, Dynasty II, Generation 1
Teozacualco, Dynasty I, last Generation
system of roads
symbol
swirling water symbol a fork in the river
swirling water
swirling water
stones (?) along water way
stones (?) along the waterway
stones (?) along the water way
Standing male
Seated person
Seated lady (Generation III-7)
Seated Lady (Generation III-6)
Seated lady (Generation III-5)
Seated lady (Generation III-4)
Seated lady (Generation III-3)
Seated Lady (Generation II-9)
Seated Lady (Generation II-8)
Seated Lady (Generation II-7)
Seated Lady (Generation II-5)
Seated Lady (Generation II-5)
Seated lady (Generation II-5)
Seated Lady (Generation II-4)
Seated lady (Generation II-4)
Seated Lady (Generation II-3)
Seated lady (Generation II-3)
Seated Lady (Generation II-2)
Seated lady (Generation II-2)
Seated lady (Generation II-11)
Seated lady (Generation II-10)
Seated Lady (Generation II-1)
Seated lady (Generation II-1)
Seated Lady (Generation II-0)
Seated lady (Generation I-last)
Seated Lady (Generation I-1)
Seated Lady
Seated Lady
Seated Lady
seated lady
Seated lady
Seated lady
Seated lady
Seated lady
seated indigenous lord and lady
seated indigenous lord and lady
seated indigenous lord and lady
seated indigenous lord and lady
seated indigenous lord (Generation III-7)
seated indigenous lord (Generation III-6)
seated indigenous lord (Generation III-5)
seated indigenous lord (Generation III-4)
seated indigenous lord (Generation III-3)
seated indigenous lord (Generation II-8)
seated indigenous lord (Generation II-7)
seated indigenous lord (Generation II-6)
seated indigenous lord (Generation II-5)
seated indigenous lord (Generation II-5)
seated indigenous lord (Generation II-4)
seated indigenous lord (Generation II-4)
seated indigenous lord (Generation II-3)
seated indigenous lord (Generation II-3)
seated indigenous lord (Generation II-2)
seated indigenous lord (Generation II-2)
seated indigenous lord (Generation II-11)
seated indigenous lord (Generation II-10)
seated indigenous lord (Generation II-10)
seated indigenous lord (Generation II-1)
seated indigenous lord (Generation II-1)
seated indigenous lord (Generation II-1)
seated indigenous lord (Generation II-0)
seated indigenous lord (Generation I-last)
seated indigenous lord (Generation I-2)
seated indigenous lord (Generation I-1)
seated indigenous lord
seated indigenous lord
seated indigenous lord
seated indigenous lord
seated indigenous lord
seated indigenous lord
seated indigenous lord
seated indigenous lord
seated indigenous lord
seated indigenous lord
seated indigenous lord
seated indigenous lord
seated indigenous lord
Seated couple
Seated couple
Seated couple
Seated couple
Seated couple
pueblo
Person standing
Person standing
Person standing
Person standing
Person standing
Person standing
Person standing
Person standing
Person standing
Person sitting
People
Paying homage
path with horseshoe prints and human footprints
path with footprints and hoof prints
part of a road or path
palace of Teozacualco
outer extension of circle
of just the inner circle
object in water
name glyph, “Smoke in the Sky”
name glyph, “Quetzal Fan”
name glyph, “Precious Quetzal”
name glyph, “Precious Quetzal”
name glyph, “Precious Butterfly”
name glyph, “Moving Fire” (or “Moving Sun”)
name glyph, “Jewel Flower War”
name glyph, “Jewel Fan”
name glyph, “Jewel - Valley of Reeds”
name glyph, “Jade Fan”
name glyph, “He who Touches a Coyote”
name glyph, “Garland of Cacao Flowers”
name glyph, “Dzavui”
name glyph, “Corn Kernel from the Split Mountain”
name glyph, “Clear Sight”
name glyph, “Buttlerfly Sun Pectoral”
name glyph, “Butterfly Hill”
name glyph, “Beaded Jewel”
name glyph, “Alligator Jewel”
name glyph, "Jeweled Serpent'
name glyph, "Jewel Born from the Earth”
name glyph with jaguar and sky elements
intersection of path/road and waterway
indigenous lords standing
indigenous lords and ladies
indigenous lord paying homage
indigenous lord paying homage
indigenous lord paying homage
indigenous lord paying homage
indigenous lord paying homage
indigenous lord paying homage
indigenous lord paying homage
indigenous lord paying homage
indigenous lord paying homage
indigenous lord paying homage
indigenous lord paying homage
indigenous lord paying homage
indigenous lord paying homage
indigenous lord paying homage
glyph?
glyph?
glyph, footprints
glyph, feather bundle?
glyph, feather bundle?
glyph near water source
glyph detail, blood
glyph
glyph
glyph
glyph
glyph
glyph
glyph
glyph
glyph
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Genealogy of Tilantongo
fork in the river
fork in the river
fork in a river (?)
fish in water
fish in water
fish in water
fish in water
fish in water
fish in water
fish in water
feathers
feathers
date glyph, “8 Rabbit”
date glyph, “4 Wind”
date glyph, “10 Snake”
Cross atop a structure
communities along the circle
circle with surrounding communities
circle with extension
church of Santo Tomás
church of Santo Domingo
church of Santa María
church of Santa Cruz
church of Santa Catalina
church of San Pedro Teozacualco
church of San Miguel
church of San Mateo
Church of San Juan
church of San Jerónimo
church of San Felipe
church of San Andrés
church
church
center of San Pedro Teozacualco
center of San Pedro Teozacualco
bridge (?) over water
bridge (?) over water
bridge (?) over the water
bird
an “estancia” represented by its church
(needs identification)

This project was funded by a two-year Collaborative Research Grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities and by the Center for the Study of Women in Society and the Office of the Vice President for Research at the University of Oregon.

©2000–2018. The Mapas Project, Stephanie Wood, editor. The Mapas Project is freely distributed (for non-commercial, educational use) by the Wired Humanities Projects at the University of Oregon. Please do not download and print any of these photographs for publication in any form without requesting permission from the repositories that hold the original manuscripts.

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