The chief goddess of this site was often depicted with water coming from her hands and a tree growing from her head.
The chief goddess of this site was often depicted with water coming from her hands and a tree growing from her head. The Wagner Murals are a series of artifacts plundered from this site, while the architecture here is characterized by the talud-tablero style. Large walls around a sunken temple at this site gave that area the nickname of "The Citadel". Its Avenue of the Dead connects the massive Pyramids of the Moon and Sun, and other ruins of this city that flourished in the 1st millennium AD include the Feathered Serpent Pyramid devoted to Quetzelcoatl. A pilgrimage site for the Aztecs, FTP, name this giant city located north of present day Mexico City.
The chief goddess of this site was often depicted with water coming from her hands and a tree growing from her head.
{Teotihuacan} (prompt on "City of the Gods")