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César Lizardi Ramos

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  • Cover of: A "duck-billed" statue of Quetzalcoatl found in Mexico: a discovery of great importance to Mexican archaeology : one of the finest sculptures from pre-Cortes America and a rare representation of ancient Mexico's supreme divinity : a stone figure restored from the fragments into which the Aztecs broke it about 1476 A.D.

    First published in 1938 — 1 edition
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  • Cover of: Imágenes de Quintana Roo, 1937: crónicas de un corresponsal agregado a la Expedición Científica Mexicana

    First published in 2004 — 1 edition
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  • Cover of: Problemas de la sincronología del calendario mexica con el europeo

    First published in 1954 — 1 edition
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Subjects

Antiquities, Aztec calendar, Aztec sculpture, Aztecs, Description and travel, History, Mexican Chronology, Quetzalcoatl (Aztec deity)

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Mexico, Quintana Roo (Mexico : State)

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  • OLID: OL5650802A

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October 21, 2008 Created by ImportBot Imported from University of Toronto MARC record