macuahuitl

weapon used by pre-Columbian Mesoamericans

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0900 edged and bladed weapon, club, weapon family, Spanish conquest of the Aztec Empire, Mexico, 

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1519-02-01T00:00:00Z

Spanish conquest of the Aztec Empire

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Aztec Warriors (Eagle Warrior at the left and Jaguar Warrior at the right) brandishing a macuahuitl (a wooden club with sharp obsidian blades).

Aztec Warriors (Eagle Warrior at the left and Jaguar Warrior at the right) brandishing a macuahuitl (a wooden club with sharp obsidian blades).

Aztec Warriors (Florentine Codex)

Aztec obsidian swords

Aztec warriors

Aztec warrior gladiatorial sacrifice

Ceremonial Macuahuitl

Illustration of the Battle of Coatepec from Bernardino de Sahagún, General History of the Things of New Spain (The Florentine Codex), 1575–77, volume 1, page 420

Jaguar warrior

Jaguar warrior3

Macuahuitl

Macuahuitl Armeria Real Higher Definition

Macuahuitl Armeria Real Higher Definition Vertical Image

Macuahuitl Nezahualcoyotl

Nahua-pipil warriors

Obsidianschwert1

Obsidianschwert2

Obsidianschwert3

PSM V21 D092 Development of the sword among savages

Spanish Conquistadors in retreat from Aztec Warriors after La Noche Triste

Surviving Macahuitl excavated from San Marcos Street, on display in the Museo del Templo Mayor for the "Tenochtitlan y Tlatelolco: a 500 años de su caída" exhibit

Una mazza Maquahuitl

Unity Veagle

Type	Description	Date	Keywords	Notes	Source
link	Freebase entry@				Wikidata
conflict	Spanish conquest of the Aztec Empire	1519			Wikidata
image	Aztec Warriors (Eagle Warrior at the left and Jaguar Warrior at the right) brandishing a macuahuitl (a wooden club with sharp obsidian blades).				Wikimedia
image	Aztec Warriors (Eagle Warrior at the left and Jaguar Warrior at the right) brandishing a macuahuitl (a wooden club with sharp obsidian blades).				Wikimedia
image	Aztec Warriors (Florentine Codex)				Wikimedia
image	Aztec obsidian swords	2021			Wikimedia
image	Aztec warriors				Wikimedia
image	Aztec warrior gladiatorial sacrifice	2014			Wikimedia
image	Ceremonial Macuahuitl	2014			Wikimedia
image	Illustration of the Battle of Coatepec from Bernardino de Sahagún, General History of the Things of New Spain (The Florentine Codex), 1575–77, volume 1, page 420	1575			Wikimedia
image	Jaguar warrior				Wikimedia
image	Jaguar warrior3				Wikimedia
image	Macuahuitl	2010			Wikimedia
image	Macuahuitl Armeria Real Higher Definition	1850			Wikimedia
image	Macuahuitl Armeria Real Higher Definition Vertical Image	1850			Wikimedia
image	Macuahuitl Nezahualcoyotl	2022			Wikimedia
image	Nahua-pipil warriors	2022			Wikimedia
image	Obsidianschwert1	2007			Wikimedia
image	Obsidianschwert2	2007			Wikimedia
image	Obsidianschwert3	2007			Wikimedia
image	PSM V21 D092 Development of the sword among savages	1882			Wikimedia
image	Spanish Conquistadors in retreat from Aztec Warriors after La Noche Triste				Wikimedia
image	Surviving Macahuitl excavated from San Marcos Street, on display in the Museo del Templo Mayor for the "Tenochtitlan y Tlatelolco: a 500 años de su caída" exhibit				Wikimedia
image	Una mazza Maquahuitl	2007			Wikimedia
image	Unity Veagle				Wikimedia