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Speedy proposals
A lot of the information needs to be reorganized and grouped together because the paragraphs are incomplete thoughts. There are three separate paragraphs that talk about temples, and two that talk about houses which would work better if they were together, especially because of the limited material. Tenochtitlan is mentioned twice, and that information should be grouped together as well.Derekay2 (talk) 17:46, 25 September 2017 (UTC)
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Consider deleting this piece
I was going to copyedit the piece but after reading through the text, I was not certain where to even begin. I find that most of the statements are overly general with only a couple of references of limited value. I am not an expert on Aztec Civilization, but from simple UG college courses, I question the validity of many statements. For example, the "Symbolism" section is verbatim from the cited website, however, the website information is simply at odds with standard scholarship on Aztec Civilization.
I don't see that as the page currently exists it meets Wikipedia's encyclopedic standards.
Robertnola (talk) 01:35, 25 January 2019 (UTC)
Materials section
The "Aztec" used adobe, tezontle (stone), mortar, wood and other materials. A materials section may add weight to this article. nawledge — Preceding undated comment added 21:57, 18 May 2021 (UTC)