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English: Tlatilco culture ceramic figurines. The figure on the left is identified as an "Old God" figurine. According to the Snite Museum, the "dynamic plasticity" of the figurines is an Ayotla phase characteristic while the "style is diagnostic of . . . the Manantial phase". |
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