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Plate of line drawings showing Mexican children at lessons with counting marks, glyphs, and seated tutors with sticks.

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Education of Mexican Children, Seven to Ten years, Garrick Mallery (1894). Via artnap.com

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This plate from the Bureau of Ethnology Tenth Annual Report shows a grid of rows with seated figures, dotted counting marks, glyph-like symbols, and a figure holding a long stick. The scene depicts the education of Mexican children between seven and ten years old.