I saw this painting on the internet based on the smiling figures of the Totonaca culture of Veracruz Mx, one of the children holds his toy in his hand, I like these figures a lot, I hope you like them
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I saw this painting on the internet based on the smiling figures of the Totonaca culture of Veracruz Mx, one of the children holds his toy in his hand, I like these figures a lot, I hope you like them4 PhotosIn chimalli in macahuitlTags: None
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I’ve seen photos of ceramic toys from Mexico with actual wheels. Well, here’s a description I just found. It does seem odd to use wheels on figurines, and wheels nowhere else. I love the one that looks so much like Mickey Mouse.
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Tenoch, was trying remember specific names of some lesser archeological sites in Mexico I’ve been. My young avatar self sitting Choc Mool’s lap atop Temple of Warriors in Chichen Itza, but saw other Choc Mools in museums (maybe In Mexico City?). I remember climbing on Tulum ruins Mexico’s interior, and ruins in Cozumel and in Cancun, and on Mayan lighthouse on Isla Mujeres. But had many other archeological adventures below Mexico, too, in Belize, Guatemala….. spent all $ made over years that tho now broke have incredible (albeit fading) memories !!Digging in GA, ‘bout a mile from the Savannah River
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Great Ceci, I think you were a nomadic hippie ?. yes in Mexico City there is a Chac Mol, in the main temple of Tenochtitlan. Ceci travel is worth every minute and penny, deny me!
By the way your avatar is cool, yes, you look like a hippie.In chimalli in macahuitl
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