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On the Identification of Pre-Hispanic Obsidian Mines in Southern Hidalgo

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Apr 1969 English Publisher:Cambridge University Press (CUP)Journal:American Antiquity, volume 34, pages 176-177 (issn: 0002-7316, eissn: 2325-5064, Copyright policy )
Authors: Thomas H. Charlton;

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On the Identification of Pre-Hispanic Obsidian Mines in Southern Hidalgo

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AbstractAn examination of reports by Tylor (1861), Holmes (1900, 1919), and Spence and Parsons (1967) describing obsidian mines near Cerro de las Navajas in southern Hidalgo indicates that not one but three mine groups have been visited and described.

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