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| Description | Pieza ornamentaria realizada sobre cartón petrificado en relieve; que representa a la diosa Coatlicue en labor de parto. Su nombre significa: "Coatlicue: Parturienta o Parida". Y proviene del compuesto de los vocablos nahuatl: Coatlicue = Faldas de serpiente (coatl= serpiente; cueitl= faldas, enaguas), y Mixiuqui = parida o parturienta. |
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