by Mary Englar
Learn what is fact and what is myth about Aztec warriors.
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Bow and arrow making · Indian weapons
Bows & arrows of the native Americans
1989
Arms and armor · Firearms industry and trade
Guns on the early frontiers
1957
Aztecs · Military art and science
Aztec Warrior
2001
Indians of North America · History
A most pernicious thing
1994
Firearms, history · Firearms industry and trade
Guns on the Early Frontiers
2005
Primitive Weapons · Ethnology
Ein Beitrag zur Kenntnis der Trutzwaffen der Indonesier, Südseevölker und Indianer
1915
Bow and arrow · Indian weapons
North American bows, arrows, and quivers
1972
Implements · Indian weapons
Native American tools and weapons
2002
Tomahawks · Knives
The Fighting Tomahawk
2004
Indian weapons · Bow and arrow making
The art of making primitive bows and arrows
1985
Native American bows
Implements · Material culture
Making Native American Hunting, Fighting, and Survival Tools
History · Indians of Mexico
History of the conquest of Mexico
1843
Fiction · History
The fair god, or, The last of the 'Tzins
1873
Fiction · Revolutions
The plumed serpent
1926
Nahuatl literature · History
The broken spears
1959
Antiquities · Aztec calendar
Historia general de las cosas de Nueva España
1829
Anachronisms · speculative fiction
Labyrinths
1962