What system of writing did the Aztecs develop?

The Aztecs developed a system of writing known as "Nahuatl," which combined logographic and syllabic elements. This system utilized pictographs and ideograms to represent objects, concepts, and sounds. While it was not a fully developed alphabet, it facilitated record-keeping, religious texts, and historical accounts. The most notable example of Aztec writing is found in codices, which are ancient manuscripts that document their culture and history.