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ArticleAnalysis of prehispanic pigments from “Templo Mayor” of Mexico city

M. Ortega-Avilés2001

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Analysis of prehispanic pigments from “Templo Mayor” of Mexico city

M. Ortega-Avilés · Jorge Antonio Ascencio · C. M. San-Germán · M. Fernández · Lucrezia Lopez · Miguel Jose-Yacaman

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Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis Mineralogy and Gemology Studies Latin American history and culture

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1988Maya Blue: How the Mayas Could Have Made the Pigment

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Published2001-02-01

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ISSN-L0022-2461

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