Codex Santa María Ocelotepec. [between 1700 and 1743]

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Codex Santa María Ocelotepec. [between 1700 and 1743]

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Photomechanical reproduction of an Indian pictorial manuscript with text and captions in Nahuatl, compiled between 1700 and 1743 to document land claims in Ocelotepec (Zolotepec), a village west of Mexico City.

[27] leaves : amatl paper, col. ill. ; 27 x 25 cm.

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