Anahuac : or, Mexico and the Mexicans, Ancient and Modern by Edward Burnett Tylor
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Fluted Prism of Obsidian, and Knife-flakes. Mexican Arrow-heads of Obsidian. Aztec Stone-knife, with wooden handle, inlaid with mosaic work. Aztec Head in Terra-cotta. The Rebozo and the Serape. Aztec Bridge near Tezcuco. Spanish-Mexican Saddle and appendages. Spanish-Mexican Bit, with ring and chain. Sculptured Panel, from Xochicalco. _(After Nebel)_. Small Aztec Head in Terra-cotta. Ixtacalco Church. Spanish-Mexican Spurs. Goddess of War. _(After Nebel)_. Three Views of a Sacrificial Collar or Clamp, carved out of hard stone. |
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