Temple of the Eagle and Jaguar Warriors

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The Temple of the Eagle and Jaguar Warriors is an Aztec rock-cut ceremonial structure at Malinalco, Mexico, associated with elite warrior orders and initiation rites.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Aztec temple
archaeological site feature
rock-cut ceremonial structure
architecturalType rock-cut temple
artStyle Aztec sculpture
Mesoamerican rock carving
associatedWith Eagle warriors
Jaguar warriors
linked to: jaguar warriors

elite warrior orders
chronology pre-Hispanic period
civilization Aztec civilization
linked to: Aztec culture
country Mexico
culture Mexica
dedicatedTo Aztec war deities
era Late Postclassic Mesoamerica
hasFeature carved interior chambers
eagle motifs
jaguar motifs
zoomorphic warrior imagery
hasFunction elite military order house
warrior training sanctuary
heritage pre-Columbian Mesoamerican site
locatedIn Malinalco
Mexico
State of Mexico
material rock
partOf archaeological zone of Malinalco
region Central Mexico
religion Aztec religion
linked to: Aztec mythology
significance evidence of Aztec military-religious institutions
important example of Aztec rock-cut architecture
tourism cultural tourism attraction
usedFor initiation rites
military cult rituals
religious ceremonies

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Malinalco hasTemple Temple of the Eagle and Jaguar Warriors