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Michoacan
Michoacan 1300 - 1500 AD
The state of Michoacan has a fascinating yet tragic past. The region has been inhabited for hundreds of years by the Purèpecha Indians (incorrectly labeled by the Spaniards as "Tarascos"). The Purépecha developed the most advanced pre-Columbian society in western Mexico. They resisted Aztec domination for decades, only t...
Michoacan 1300 - 1500 AD
The state of Michoacan has a fascinating yet tragic past. The region has been inhabited for hundreds of years by the Purèpecha Indians (incorrectly labeled by the Spaniards as "Tarascos"). The Purépecha developed the most advanced pre-Columbian society in western Mexico. They resisted Aztec domination for decades, only to be brutally defeated by the Spanish in the early 16th century.
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A Michoacan Terracotta Figure
A Michoacan Terracotta Figure circa Ca. 200 BC. to 200 AD West Mexico Flat bodied standing female figure with modeled headdress, necklace and ear-spools. Size: 13 x 6 cm Material: Terracotta Period: c. 200 B.C. - 200 AD Condition: Intact Provenance: Belgium private collection F.C.