Describe the cultures verbal & pictorial: Language in the Aztec culture mostly existed as a verbal means of communication, but was rather documented enough for us to gather more information about their culture. Hieroglyphic or Pictograph inscription was only available to a select group of people, if even available at all, thus there were few if any guidebooks, records, narratives, books, or even educational textbooks (4, page 160). Sculpture stones have carved hieroglyphics that convey places, names, dates, and records (4, page 160). These glyphs give the impression as a separate entity or thing, even on ancient buildings (4, page 160). A reader’s capability to read the intricate hieroglyphic converted messages understood from the context
