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Description: San Lorenzo. Veracruz. Stone Head, Monument #5, and Marion Sterling
Holdings: 35mm slide: 9167
Source Type Detail: Book Citation: "Stone Monuments of the Rio Chiquito, Veracruz, Mexico," by Matthew W. Stirling; Pl. 12. In: Bureau of American Ethnology Bulletin, No. 157. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1955.
Archaeological Site Name: San Lorenzo Tenochtitlan Olmec Ruins

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Description: San Lorenzo. Veracruz. Stone Head, Monument #5,
Holdings: 35mm slide: 9168
Source Type Detail: Book Citation: "Stone Monuments of the Rio Chiquito, Veracruz, Mexico," by Matthew W. Stirling; Pl. 13. In: Bureau of American Ethnology Bulletin, No. 157. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1955.
Archaeological Site Name: San Lorenzo Tenochtitlan Olmec Ruins

Description: Aztec capital (Templo Mayor=main temple). Templo Mayor is in the middle of downtown Mexico City, right next to the main colonial Spanish cathedral (in background), which was built from stone ripped from Aztec structures (foreground). (Original teaching slide code: RL-17)
Holdings: 35mm slide: 20537
Source Type Detail: Photographer (Original): Lesure, Richard
Archaeological Site Name: Tenochtitlan

Description: Aztec capital (Templo Mayor=main temple). The Templo Mayor was constructed of a long series of temples one on top of the other, this is view of bases of temples (the successive stairways). (Original teaching slide code: RL-18)
Holdings: 35mm slide: 20538
Source Type Detail: Photographer (Original): Lesure, Richard
Archaeological Site Name: Tenochtitlan

Description: Aztec capital (Templo Mayor=main temple). The tops of all later temples are gone but the earliest temple, shown here, was found completely preserved. Note double temple on top of platform, one to each main deity. Statue in front -- reclining human - called a chacmool, may be location of sacrifice. (Original teaching slide code: RL-19)
Holdings: 35mm slide: 20539
Source Type Detail: Photographer (Original): Lesure, Richard
Archaeological Site Name: Tenochtitlan

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Description: Mexico, Federal District -- Templo Mayor de Tenochtitlan -- Plaza Mayor.
Holdings: 35mm slide: 466
Source Type Detail: Photographer (Original): Scott, William
Archaeological Site Name: Tenochtitlan

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