Temple of Venus

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The Temple of Venus is an ancient Mesoamerican religious structure at the Cacaxtla archaeological site in Mexico, notable for its elaborate murals and association with fertility and the goddess Venus.

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Temple of Venus (Cacaxtla) 0

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mesoamerican temple
archaeological site feature
access open to visitors as part of Cacaxtla site
associatedWith agricultural fertility
fertility
goddess Venus
planet Venus
country Mexico
culture Mesoamerican civilization NERFINISHED
dedicatedTo Venus NERFINISHED
function religious sanctuary
ritual space
governedBy Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia NERFINISHED
hasArtStyle Late Classic Mesoamerican style
Mesoamerican mural art
hasFeature iconography related to Venus
murals
polychrome wall paintings
religious symbolism
hasMuralsDepicting mythological scenes
religious figures
symbolic imagery related to Venus
heritageStatus protected archaeological monument of Mexico
isPartOf pre-Columbian architecture in Mexico
locatedIn Cacaxtla archaeological site NERFINISHED
Mexico
Tlaxcala state NERFINISHED
material plaster
stone
partOf ceremonial center of Cacaxtla
religious architecture of Cacaxtla
relatedTo Venus cycles in Mesoamerican cosmology
astral and calendrical symbolism
religion Mesoamerican religion
significance evidence of Venus cult in Cacaxtla
important example of Mesoamerican mural painting
timePeriod Classic period of Mesoamerica
usedFor ceremonial activities
fertility rites
religious rituals

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Cacaxtla hasStructure Temple of Venus