Mexico is perhaps most well-known, archaeologically speaking, as the home of the Aztec civilization. Yet, before the arrival of the Aztecs, another sophisticated civilization, the Olmecs, ruled the region for almost 1000 years.Although pre-Olmec cultures had already existed in the region, the Olmecs have been called the cultura madre, meaning the âmother cultureâ, of Central America.exico is perhaps most well-known, archaeologically speaking, as the home of the Aztec civilization. Yet, before the arrival of the Aztecs, another sophisticated civilization, the Olmecs, ruled the region for almost 1000 years.
What does Taylor mean? Taylor [tay-lor]â¼ as a girls' name (also used less generally as boys' name Taylor) is pronounced TAY-ler. It is of Middle English and Old French origin, and the meaning of Taylor is tailor; to cut. Occupational name. Made popular due to characters named Taylor on the soap operas The Bold and the Beautiful, All My Children, and Melrose Place.
French origin: It is derived literally from the word aimee meaning 'beloved'. The name has been used by French speakers since the medieval period; among English speakers, it has been taken up only since the end of the 19th century. In addition, Aimee is a variant form of the English Amy.ithin the group of girl names directly linked to Aimee, Amy was the most commonly used. It was used 7 times more than Aimee in 2012. Baby names that sound like Aimee include Aimey, Aimee, AimÃ©e, Aimi, Aimie, Aimy, Amey, Amie, Amy, Aymi, Ainee, Ainey, Aini, Ainie, Ainye, Aithne, Ami, Any, Anye, anyu And. ayan