Mexican treatment of New-born Children
Garrick Mallery · 1831-1894
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Why is this public domain? Garrick Mallery died in 1894; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
This page is a plate of numbered codex-style figures, labeled with letters a through o, depicting the Mexican treatment of newborn children. Seated women with cradles, a standing attendant beside a table of ritual objects and offerings, and small figures are linked by dotted lines.
