[Aztlan] Mexico Tlatelolco

[ecalnek at aol.com]

Xaltelolco, usually understood as something like "in the sand mound 
place", was the name of the place where Tlatelolco. The two names thus 
mean different things.

Ed Calnek
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From: deamayaspin at yahoo.com
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Sent: Sat, 11 Nov 2006 16:22:45 -0800 (PST)
Subject: Re: [Aztlan] Mexico Tlatelolco

   Tlatelolco is also written as Xlatelolco

  Dea

ecalnek at aol.com wrote:
  It should be remembered that Mexico Tlatelolco as well as Mexico
Tenochtitlan is fairly common in colonial references. We lack direct
and convincing evidence relating to pre-Spanish usage.

Ed Calnek
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