Tula vs. Teotihuacan

[John Sullivan, Ph.D.]

Listeros,
	By the way, has anybody figured out what "teotihuacan" means? The "- 
ti-" has me stumped. In San Luis Potosí, fire is "tit".
John

John Sullivan, Ph.D.
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On Dec 1, 2006, at 5:35 AM, Susana Moraleda wrote:

> I read somewhere that the original name of Teotihuacan was Tula,  
> and that
> Teotihuacan was the name given to it by the Aztecs. Could this be  
> true? and
> how do we know it is true? So what about the "other" Tula???
>
> Thank you for enlightening me!!!
>
> Un saludo cariñoso,
> Susana
>
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