That's true. It's still the case that the Aztec are famous for it, and for other pyramids, most notably the Templo Mayor, which was destroyed (and good riddance) to build Mexico City's cathedral.
"Acshually, the Pyramid of the Sun is pre-Aztec!" is a bit like insisting the Coliseum isn't Italian. It's not that it's wrong, just autistic and annoying.
FWIW, I agree with the other poster in that I don’t associate Teotihuacán with the Aztecs, and I think your rudeness is misplaced.
The analogy to the Coliseum is imprecise, because the Italians are the descendants of the ancient Romans, rather than a new group who migrated in later. A better analogy would be saying that the Hagia Sophia isn’t Turkish, and indeed I’d argue that it isn’t.
samatman|3 years ago
"Acshually, the Pyramid of the Sun is pre-Aztec!" is a bit like insisting the Coliseum isn't Italian. It's not that it's wrong, just autistic and annoying.
umanwizard|3 years ago
The analogy to the Coliseum is imprecise, because the Italians are the descendants of the ancient Romans, rather than a new group who migrated in later. A better analogy would be saying that the Hagia Sophia isn’t Turkish, and indeed I’d argue that it isn’t.