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Talon Feet on a Stand Alone Fresco

Date: 15-Mar-2019Author: David A Olson Category: Aboriginal American, Art, Color, Mexico, Puebla, Sacred Places

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This stand-alone panel was the most vibrant fresco we saw at the pyramid. I am intrigued by the talon feet. What great bird was represented?

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