Archaeologists discover Aztec ceremonial platform studded with stone carvings of serpent heads in Mexico City. ... Researchers find Aztec temple platform. October 6, 2011 / 7:55 PM EDT / AP ...

Aztec archaeologist Eduardo Matos said the top of the temple was likely built to resemble a coiled snake, with priests entering though a doorway made to look like a serpent's nose. Once ...

500-Year-Old Aztec Temple Discovered in Downtown Mexico City ... The top of the temple may have been built to look like a coiled snake, and its doorways like that of a snake’s nose, ...

Aztec archaeologist Eduardo Matos said the top of the temple was likely built to resemble a coiled snake, with priests entering though a doorway made to look like a serpent's nose.

Aztec archaeologist Eduardo Matos said the top of the temple was likely built to resemble a coiled snake, with priests entering though a doorway made to look like a serpent’s nose.

But, if the temple’s snake arch wasn’t destroyed by the Spaniards, it may still lie buried beneath a row of buildings behind the Metropolitan Cathedral, awaiting discovery. 16 Guatemala Street ...

A feathered serpent bares its teeth at the site of the Great Temple of Tenochtitlan, in Mexico City. The massive temple complex was dedicated to Tlaloc, god of rain, and to Huitzilopochtli, god of ...

Archeologists have announced the discovery of 23 stone plaques with carved images inside the main temple of what was once the Aztec capital of Tenochtitlan.

A large temple to the Aztec god of the wind and court where the Aztecs played often deadly ball games have been discovered in Mexico City. It's thought temple was built during the 1486-1502 reign of ...

This huge temple was lurking beneath the site of a hotel. INAH. When people walk down the streets of Mexico City, they might do so in search of a bite to eat or a glimpse at some of its coolest ...

Real cities-major cities, cities with smarts and sophistication-have art. So a few years ago, seeking to establish a cultural outpost in the bland high-technology wilderness of Silicon Valley, San … ...

Why Aztec “death whistles” sound like human screams ... at the base of the main stairway of a temple dedicated to the wind god Ehecatl. ... (part of Aztec fire snake incense ladles).