Caption

Funeral headress Yuknoom Ch'een II, Calakmul, Late Classic period, Mayan archaeological museum, Fort San Jose, Campeche, Mexico

Date

Mar 25, 2023

Credit line

Photo12/ImageBROKER/Ian Murray

Reference

BRK26E47_017

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NA

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No

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Rights managed

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34.8Mb (11.6Mb) / 9.6in x 14.1in / 2876 x 4228 (300dpi)

Keywords

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