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| According to Google, the //**Toltec**// were religious warriors who spread the cult of their god Quetzalcoatl to all corners of the Empire; they were broken down into groups representative of animals, such as the jaguar, and of their various gods. They resided in the Mesoamerican area of Mexico from 900-1150 AD, were accomplished sculptors and artists, practiced human sacrifice, and were revered and respected. Many of their characteristics were interwoven into Aztec society. | According to Google, the //**Toltec**// were religious warriors who spread the cult of their god Quetzalcoatl to all corners of the Empire; they were broken down into groups representative of animals, such as the jaguar, and of their various gods. They resided in the Mesoamerican area of Mexico from 900-1150 AD, were accomplished sculptors and artists, practiced human sacrifice, and were revered and respected. Many of their characteristics were interwoven into Aztec society. |
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| This poem appears in the first issue of Alcheringa Magazine, published in 1970. | This poem appears in the first issue of //Alcheringa//, published in 1970. |
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