File:Boturini Codex (folio 21).JPG

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Description Codex Boturini (also known as Tira de la peregrinación), folio 21
Date First half of 16th century
Source Museo Nacional de Antropología (Mexico D.F.)
Author Unknown (codex) - El Comandante (photographer)
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