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Question 4 (1 point)


islare in the center of a well known commemorative plate often confused with the Aztec Calendar

Sagot :

francocanacari

Answer:

Aztec sun stone.

Explanation:

The Aztec sun stone is a large sculpture made by the Aztecs in pre-Columbian Mexico. It is richly decorated with Aztec characters and symbols in a circular pattern carved in relief on a flat surface. The stone is of basalt, 3.7 meters wide and weighs 24 tons. The sunstone was probably used primarily as a ceremonial altar, including for the Aztec human sacrifices, and not as an astrological and astronomical map.  Today, it is located in Mexico's National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City.

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