Chapter XIII: THE NAHUA TRIBES.

Early Spanish discoveries in Mexico—The Nahua tribes

defined—Climate of Mexico—The Valley of Anahuac—Ruins at

Tezcuco—The Hill of Tezcocingo—Ruins at Teotihuacan—Ancient

Tulla—Ruins in the Province of Querataro—Casa Grandes in

Chihuahua—Ancient remains in Sinaloa—Fortified Hill of

Quemada—The Pyramid of Cholula—Fortified Hill at Xochicalco—Its

probable use—Ruins at Monte Alban—Ancient remains at Mitla—Mr.

Bandelier’s investigations—Traditions in regard to Mitla—Ruins

along the Panuco River—Ruins in Vera Cruz—Pyramid of

Papantla—Tusapan—Character of Nahua Ruins.

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