Codex Teticpac

Codex Teticpac is an indigenous Mexican manuscript from the 16th century, created during the early colonial period. Made by Mesoamerican artisans, it combines native artistic styles with European influences, documenting historical events, religious practices, and societal structures of the time. Its detailed illustrations and symbols provide valuable insights into pre-Hispanic culture and the impact of Spanish colonization. Preserved as a valuable cultural artifact, Codex Teticpac helps scholars understand the complex history and syncretism of indigenous traditions and colonial influences in Mexico.