Anahuacan 🔍
Anahuacan is a term used in the Aztec civilization, specifically referring to an indigenous group who lived along the Pacific coast of Mexico. They were known for their advanced agriculture and pottery-making techniques, which are believed to have been passed down through generations. The term "Anahuacan" also refers to the ancient city-state that they founded at the mouth of the Anahuac River in present-day Chiapas, where it is still revered as a sacred place by indigenous peoples from all
