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- huastec[5]
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- lowland maya[6]
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- modern[8]
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- northern tepehuan[8]
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- teotihuacan[18]
- teotihuacan (culture)[62]
- teotihuacan (mexico)[150]
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- totonac[87]
- totonacan[5]
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- uruapan[3]
- yaqui[2]
- zapotec[264]
- "adobe mound near mexico city"[5]
- "ancient adobe mound near mexico city"[1]
- 10 miles north of mexico city, from 2.5 to 3 meters below surface[1]
- 2nd pyramid[1]
- 40 miles from mexico city[1]
- ;[1]
- adobe mound[1]
- agua espiuoza[1]
- ancient adobe mound[2]
- ancient grave.[1]
- atzcapotzalco (?)[1]
- aztec mound[1]
- banks of rio panuco[68]
- between oaxaca and mitla[1]
- between san lorenzo albarradas and mitla[2]
- border of puebla and oaxaca; from zapotecan tomb[1]
- bovispe[3]
- burial place[46]
- cave[19]
- caviard[1]
- cenote (natural well)[1]
- cenote (sink hole)[2]
- chumul, 2-1 -- bottom of cistern rubbish[1]
- chumul, 2-4 -- bottom of cistern rubbish[1]
- dug up near local pyramid of the sun[1]
- el arbolillo[2]
- escaposalco[1]
- essaposalco[2]
- found at depth of 115 cm.[1]
- found at depth of 175 cm.[1]
- found at depth of 185 cm.[1]
- found at depth of 60 cm.[1]
- found in a brick pit 8-10 m. below surface[1]
- found in a brick pit 8-10 m. below surface.[1]
- found in a brick pit in second stratum.[7]
- found in a brick pit, 8-10 m. below surface.[1]
- found in brick pit 8-10 m. below surface.[7]
- found in cave[5]
- found in digging foundation for american hospital?[1]
- found in sepulchre[1]
- found in temple ruin[1]
- found in the primitive stratum of the pyramid.[3]
- found in tombs[15]
- found in water course near the pyramid of teotihuacon.[1]
- from "mogote"[1]
- from a cave[14]
- from a cave.[1]
- from a tomb[2]
- from about 12 feet below the surface[1]
- from burial mound near mitla[1]
- from burial place[8]
- from cave temple[2]
- from cave temple, facing mate 29-41-739, with god's niche empty. cave entrance covered by land-slide, located by tradition[1]
- from fortress near papaloapam river[1]
- from fortress near papaloapam river chain of forts on both banks[1]
- from grave[1]
- from house ruins[1]
- from large cave which held many objects[1]
- from large cave.[1]
- from large mound atop small mountain, at head of burial, covered with dressed slab.[1]
- from mogote[13]
- from mogote (mound of temple rubbish or tomb)[1]
- from mound grave[1]
- from nearby tomb[1]
- from painted temple[1]
- from puebla-oaxaca border[1]
- from ruin[1]
- from ruined tomb[1]
- from ruins[1]
- from ruins nearby santa rosa[1]
- from small mound[1]
- from tomb[36]
- from tomb, with obsidian mirror, 914. double burial. doubtful.[2]
- from tombs[11]
- loltun 1 - 1-b[2]
- loltun 2 - 3-a[2]
- loma pelona, surface find[3]
- mound[11]
- near etla[2]
- near lake lacanja[5]
- near the grijalva river[2]
- nearby[2]
- pyramid[5]
- road cut near saluga ruins[7]
- san (?)anico[3]
- shaman's grave[5]
- site "cal---"[3]
- site "p"[41]
- site p[13]
- slopes of cerro grande[4]
- strawberry valley, near casas grande[54]
- surface[48]
- surface at base of pyramid[75]
- surface find[48]
- surface find, mesa top overlooking zape.[2]
- tomb[15]
- tombs[7]
- valley of toluca[2]
- valley upper bovispe river[5]
- xemtzil mound[2]
- animal[15]
- animal figure[6]
- animal head[24]
- animals[2]
- anthropomorphic[2]
- arm[4]
- badger[7]
- badger?[3]
- basket[2]
- bat god[6]
- bird[19]
- bird head[18]
- body[19]
- chair[2]
- chalchihuitlicue[2]
- chief[2]
- child[2]
- claw[10]
- column[6]
- crow[3]
- crown[6]
- dog[31]
- dog head[6]
- eagle[4]
- eagle claw[3]
- face[11]
- female[6]
- female head[6]
- figure[7]
- figures[7]
- fire god[36]
- flower[30]
- foot[8]
- frog[3]
- god[3]
- god's eye[14]
- goddess[7]
- hand[8]
- head[968]
- headdress[38]
- heads[278]
- huehueteotl[3]
- human[16]
- human face[4]
- human figure[15]
- human head[45]
- infant[3]
- jaguar head[3]
- lizard[3]
- macuilxochitl[6]
- male head[3]
- man[14]
- mask[23]
- mollusk shells[3]
- monkey[4]
- monkey head[4]
- objects[3]
- ocelot[5]
- ocelotl[15]
- old god[46]
- old god?[3]
- old goddess[10]
- old one[3]
- owl[5]
- owl head[5]
- ozomatli[14]
- ozomatli?[10]
- plant[3]
- portrait head[24]
- priest[5]
- priest?[3]
- pyramid[3]
- quetzalcoatl[3]
- rabbit[8]
- rain god[78]
- rain god?[5]
- rosette[3]
- seated figure[7]
- seated human[4]
- seated woman[3]
- serpent[4]
- serpent head[8]
- skull[3]
- snake[10]
- snake head[3]
- squatting human[73]
- standing female[3]
- standing male[3]
- sun[5]
- table[5]
- temple[8]
- tlaloc[15]
- tonatsin[3]
- tree[4]
- warrior[6]
- wolf?[3]
- woman[18]
- xipe totec[4]
- xipe?[4]
- xochiquetzal[6]
- agate[4]
- agave leaf[11]
- alabaster[16]
- bamboo[6]
- bark[19]
- basalt[10]
- bead[13]
- bear grass[5]
- bees-wax[6]
- beeswax[19]
- bone[28]
- brass[4]
- bronze[33]
- calabash[3]
- cane (plant)[55]
- canvas[72]
- ceramic[7,627]
- chalcedony[21]
- clay[563]
- cloth[4]
- copper[34]
- corn cob[3]
- cotton[73]
- cotton fiber[7]
- deer skin[5]
- diorite[9]
- fabric[3]
- feather[64]
- feathers[22]
- fiber[89]
- fiber-board[8]
- fire opal[4]
- flannel[3]
- flint[47]
- glass[31]
- gold[3]
- gourd[48]
- granite[19]
- grass[6]
- grass stems[7]
- green stone[4]
- greenstone[43]
- hawk feather[32]
- hide[4]
- homespun wool[5]
- horsehair[14]
- ink[9]
- iron[5]
- jade[19]
- jadeite[187]
- jasper[6]
- lacquer[9]
- lava stone[28]
- leather[20]
- limestone[15]
- maguey fiber[3]
- metal[28]
- mollusk shell[12]
- mother-of-pearl[4]
- muslin[5]
- natural dye[5]
- obsidian[700]
- oil pigment[66]
- onyx[4]
- paint[11]
- palm fiber[3]
- palm leaf[5]
- paper[3]
- parrot feather[19]
- peyote[8]
- peyote buttons[4]
- pigment[275]
- plant fiber[25]
- plaster[27]
- plaster of paris[6]
- porphyry[7]
- pumice[3]
- quartz[21]
- quartzite[4]
- reed (plant)[12]
- resin (material)[9]
- root[4]
- sandstone[9]
- serpentine[12]
- shell[89]
- silver[8]
- sinew[16]
- steatite[5]
- steel[4]
- stone[543]
- straw[13]
- terracotta[1,200]
- volcanic rock[9]
- watercolor[9]
- wax[10]
- wicker[4]
- wood[251]
- wool[137]
- wool yarn[7]
- yarn[13]
- basketry[49]
- black ware[1]
- braided[4]
- brown ware[3]
- buff ware[2]
- burned[2]
- carved[61]
- cast[1]
- chihuahua polychrome[3]
- chipped[6]
- coiled[8]
- crocheted[1]
- cut[1]
- cut-work[1]
- drilled[1]
- dyed[2]
- embroidered[22]
- engraved[7]
- fired[3]
- glazed[20]
- grooved[2]
- ground[1]
- handspun[1]
- incised[76]
- mould made[39]
- moulded[3]
- painted[202]
- perforated[3]
- plaited[6]
- polished[49]
- polychromatic[4]
- polychrome[18]
- printed[1]
- ramos polychrome[8]
- red ware[3]
- sewn[4]
- slipped[50]
- smoked[1]
- stained[2]
- stamped[1]
- twill weave[4]
- twilled[2]
- unfinished[1]
- watercolor[2]
- woven[13]
- agustina navarrete[1]
- armado rodriguez[1]
- consolidated card company[1]
- efrain lucero[1]
- emerteria rios[3]
- enrique pedregon ortiz[1]
- felix ortiz[1]
- frank h. cushing[3]
- guadalupe de la cruz rios[4]
- jose benetes sanchez[1]
- ma. fulladora y ca.[1]
- maria de la cruz[1]
- maximino de la cruz[2]
- roberto banuelos[1]
- tavo silveira[2]
- the university museum[1]
- actual citation[229]