Aztec

For Ancient Indigenous Civilizations, Every Day Was Earth Day

The Huffington Post | Laura Steiner | Posted 04.22.2012

While today we must actually take a day off to celebrate the Earth, in Latin America, for thousand of years, indigenous communities had a relationship...

PHOTOS: The Mexico You Didn't See During Spring Break

Posted 03.28.2012

You read what our Mexican friends had to say about Spring Breakers in Cancun (they're not too fond of them). And while Cancun surely remains to be the...

Hopeful Prophecy Enacted Part 2

Jacob Devaney | Posted 04.18.2012

Jacob Devaney

If we dare to dream bigger and envision a better future on the planet, we have a lot to learn from the elder cultures of this land.

Colo. Couple Returning Rare Book To Mexico

Posted 11.26.2011

A book bought by a Grand Junction, Colo. couple on their 1972 honeymoon in Mexico City for $50 is now heading to the National Institute of Anthropolog...

Who Is Xiuhtezcatl and Why Is He Marching?

Alexia Parks | Posted 07.13.2011

Alexia Parks

A 10-year-old Aztec boy named Xiuhtezcatl is inspiring thousands of youth who are linking up around the world and marching together to protect the environment.

Cooking Art History: The Aztecs

Maite Gomez-Rejon | Posted 05.25.2011

Maite Gomez-Rejon

Run to see Dining in the Aztec Empire for yourself, then head home to prepare a simple recipe inspired by the goddess of ripe maize, Chicomecoatl.

Chia: Ancient American Superfood

Brigitte Mars | Posted 11.17.2011

Brigitte Mars

Though we've all heard of chia pets, this tiny ancient black seed is a bonafide nourishing food crop. It's considered an energy tonic that enhances joint activity and sexual health.

The Healing Powers Of Hairless Dogs

abcnews.com | Lauren Cahoon | Posted 11.17.2011

Nancy Gordon's fibromyalgia pain had haunted her for years, forcing her to quit her job and sending her into depression. She's found salvation, howeve...