The Mexica New Year, which signals the start of the Aztec calendar, officially arrives March 12. But it’s being celebrated this weekend in San Jose in what’s billed as the largest event of its kind in ...

Let us know! Mexican Indigenous community members from Philadelphia and surrounding areas gathered Saturday to celebrate the Mexica New Year, which marks the start of the Aztec calendar. Fragrant ...

If he is right, then the Aristo-Canine may be a subterranean guide into the mystique of a people we know as the Aztec, but who called themselves Mexica (pronounced meh-SHEE-ka), and whose legacy ...

The Mexica New Year, which signals the start of the Aztec calendar, officially arrived March 12. But it's being celebrated this weekend in San Jose in what's billed as the largest event of its ...

According to legend, it was from Aztlan that the forebears of the Aztecs, the Mexica, embarked on a centuries-long migration.

However, there is a doubt about the people who dominated these lands and this geographical part of America: Was this people of the Mexica or the Aztecs? The Mexica settled where they found an ...

Yes, the Aztecs did invade Brunei—in a manner of speaking. However, they did not arrive on their own; the Spanish brought ...

It was built to bury what existed before it. The Mexica — later known as the Aztecs — had built up Tenochtitlan as the spiritual, urban heart of their civilization. In a sense, Tenochtitlan ...

In Nahuatl, the language of the Mexica/Aztec indigenous people of central and northern Mexico,“aquetza” translates as “to lift your chin up.” This was chosen with great intention, and embodies what ...