2019
DOI: 10.1017/laq.2019.14
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Iconografía y gobierno colectivo durante el posclásico tardío en Tepeticpac y Tlaxcallan, México

Abstract: El objetivo de este trabajo es examinar la presencia o ausencia de una ideología colectiva en la expresión iconográfica de la cerámica polícroma de Tepeticpac, asentamiento fundador y miembro activo de Tlaxcallan durante el Posclásico tardío (1250–1519 dC). De acuerdo con la teoría de acción colectiva recientemente aplicada para Tlaxcallan, hipotetizamos que estas vasijas deberían carecer de íconos ligados a nobles, gobernantes o personajes particulares, promoviendo más bien la unidad colectiva. Para evaluar e… Show more

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“…Specifically, the Tizatlan and Tlaxcallan (Ocotelulco) murals focus on themes associated with death, sacrifice, warfare, and the gods of night and death. At Tizatlan, the west altar depicts Tezcatlipoca, a god associated with merit and the value of persons regardless of ascribed status, and the Tlaltecuhtli-Tzitzimimeh complex, which references droughts, epidemics, war, death, and destruction (Caso 1927; López Corral et al 2019:345). The east altar depicts Tlahuizcalpantecuhtli and Xiucoatl, indicating themes of sacrifice, captives (defeated warriors), and war (Caso 1927; Jordan 2013:248).…”
Section: Exploring Market Restriction In Postclassic Mesoamericamentioning
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“…Specifically, the Tizatlan and Tlaxcallan (Ocotelulco) murals focus on themes associated with death, sacrifice, warfare, and the gods of night and death. At Tizatlan, the west altar depicts Tezcatlipoca, a god associated with merit and the value of persons regardless of ascribed status, and the Tlaltecuhtli-Tzitzimimeh complex, which references droughts, epidemics, war, death, and destruction (Caso 1927; López Corral et al 2019:345). The east altar depicts Tlahuizcalpantecuhtli and Xiucoatl, indicating themes of sacrifice, captives (defeated warriors), and war (Caso 1927; Jordan 2013:248).…”
Section: Exploring Market Restriction In Postclassic Mesoamericamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The east altar depicts Tlahuizcalpantecuhtli and Xiucoatl, indicating themes of sacrifice, captives (defeated warriors), and war (Caso 1927; Jordan 2013:248). The Ocotelulco mural shows the birth of Tezcatlipoca surrounded by the Tlaltecuhtli-Tzitzimimeh complex (Contreras 1992; López Corral et al 2019:345).…”
Section: Exploring Market Restriction In Postclassic Mesoamericamentioning
confidence: 99%
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