Hint: not a weapon

Hint: not a weapon

Answer: a bi-face tool (various uses)

Hint: makes a sound

Hint: makes a sound

Answer: ceremonial bells

Hint: makes a mark

Hint: makes a mark

Answer: sealing stamp

Hint: time

Hint: time

Answer: Aztec calendar

Hint: part of a weapon

Hint: part of a weapon

Answer: arrowhead

Hint: related to art

Hint: related to art

Answer: a painting pallet

Hint: music

Hint: music

Answer: Aztec drum

Hint: It is used by priests

Hint: used by priests

Answer: ceremonial knife for sacrifice

Hint: made from jade

Hint: made from jade

Answer: Aztec art symbolizing the god Quetzalcoatl (given from Montezuma to Cortes) 

Hint: made from jade

Hint: made from jade

Answer: mask to represent the god Tonatiuh

Hint: similar to the Mayan version

Hint: similar to the Mayan version

Answer: temple meant to host human sacrifices

Hint: elbows, knees, hips and head 

Hint: elbows, knees, hips and head 

Answer: An actual ring used in the ancient Mesoamerican ball game, Ullamaliztli

What are they about?

What do they do? 

Do they work?

Do they play?

Do they value artwork?

What might they believe in?

Are they peaceful or warriors?