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Stone relief depicting an eagle holding a (presumably human) heart in its talon.
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Wanano in a festive mood
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Kayapó making a ceremonial axe
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Three clay vases. L. Adam Collection
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"Cross-shaped (windmill-like) liana on the beach of Lamasong"
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"Old man, been in New Pomerania for years. Nauru"
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Relief on the sides of the back of the Couatlicue-mociuaquetzqui's head.
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Three stone figures, the two outer ones: Chalchiuhtlicue, the centre one: the corn goddess Cinteotl. (front)
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Entry of the federal troops into Barra do Corda
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Travelling family
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Choroti girls from the Rio Pilcomayo
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Indio woman with two girls preparing tortillas. The woman grinds the corn kernels.
