jueves, 22 de noviembre de 2012



Toltec culture

Team 6
5°”A”
CETIs 43






¨justification
¨It is an interesting and ancient culture because of its architecture, which gives it a distinctive feature to this, besides being one of the major cultures.







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target
¨Learn more about this culture over religion, inhabited, economic organization, architecture and art





¨Economic organization of the Toltecs

¨Economic organization of the Toltecs: Early Toltec economy was based on agriculture, growing corn, beans, chili, cotton and maguey pulque elaborated with which, after the production of crafts such as spinning and weaving of cotton garments, and trade and also in tribute



¨Art: The best works were in stone sculptures depicting scenes of military and human sacrifices. One of the most important is the Chacmool, a large figure seated in a reclining, holding a bowl in the belly with his head looking sideways

¨Architecture, The Toltec people created a refined culture, including knowledge of metal casting, stone work, distillation and astronomy. Its architecture and art reflect influences of Teotihuacan and Olmec culture.


¨Meaning of the word Toltec

¨Toltec (in Nahuatl, "master builders"), native people of Mexico who migrated from the north of what is now Mexico.

¨Location of the Toltec culture
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¨It was developed in the central highlands of Mexico. He had his civic-religious center in Tula, about 100 kilometers northwest of Lake Texcoco, in the present state of Hidalgo.

¨Religion of the Toltecs
¨The Toltecs, as most pre-Columbian Mesoamerican peoples, worshiped a lot of gods (polytheistic). Among the most prominent to this culture, and subsequently to the Mexica, was Quetzalcoatl, the ancient king of the Toltecs.






¨teacher's name
 Aguirre Alvarez Eduardo
¨members:
¨Hernández Mújica Jorge Luis
¨Mundo Sagal Arturo Emmanuel
¨Rivera Rodriguez Antonio
¨Gatica García Brenda
¨Martínez Flores Ramsés