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Chac Mol. Its meaning its still unknown, but it is said that its the rain or water god	Femenine whistle	Stone with references to good luck charms. Religious things	Decapitated man from a ritual
Temple	Pots with animal form.	Polychromatic ceramic of "Chinautla"	Ball Game "stadium"	Warrior temple

Stone disk with different symbols	Ceramic that represents the old fire God
Man head carved in stone	Genelogic Stone
Xipotec. Fertility God	Aztec Calendar (a.k.a. Sun Stone)
Sun Pyramid in Teotihuacan	Detail of the "Borgia totem" that repressnts Mictlantecuhtl, God of the death.
Knife Stone	Tlatelolco Market, similar to the othe mexicas markets (flea markets)
Illustration of Francisco Javier Tlavijero that avoids the gladiator sacrifice, an old Aztec ritual	Representation of Quetzalcoatl bleeding when he sacrificed himself

Black Axe	Remains of pentagonal and hexagonal columns
Empty clay figure. Height of about 35.4 cm.	Holly Altar that can be found in almost all the Olmec cities.
Olmec Head	Colossal Head. Weights around 11 tons
La Venta	Green Stone Mask.