I believe it was an obsidian knife, though I don't know what the translation was. The deity Tonatiuh, of the 5th world, is depicted in the aztec calendar, or sun stone as having an obsidian knife for a tongue, which represents his demand for blood sacrifice. Here are a couple of websites that talk more about that -
http://www.helium.com/items/2180428-aztec-gods-tonatiuh
http://alex-sk.de/mirror/sunstone.html
The primary tool used by the Aztecs for sacrifice was a stone knife called an obsidian sacrificial knife. It had a sharp, serrated edge and was used to cut open the chest of the victim to remove the heart. Other tools used in the sacrificial rituals included stone blades, wooden clubs, and ceremonial objects such as feathers and incense.
they used theyre massive dicks to plow through the crops
yes that is very true they used to sacrifice it to the gods as fuel for the sun
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The word Aztec was never used by the Aztecs themselves. It comes from "Atzlan", the Aztec mythological root in the north.
Yes, the Aztecs practiced human sacrifice for religious and ceremonial purposes. Sacrifices were believed to appease the gods and ensure the continuity of the world. They also believed that blood was a powerful offering.
gimlet is the name of a tool used to drill a small hole in wood
The tool used to make holes in wood is called a drill.
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