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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 8 (1902) (1902)

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RIES IN tire length of the patio. At the further end of the but decidedly interesting, representing a head with MEXICO CITY. scarcely any body, perhaps in a sitting posture with BY THOMAS R. DAWLEY, JR, arms folded. The incense gum upon being removed The unearthing of the remains of an Aztec temple… … and major portion of the plaza, he located a All the objects found are to be preserved in temple called Coateocalli, meaning the house of the National Museum, and it is proposed by EXCAVATING THE TEMPLE. Captain Diaz to leave the patio with the exca- many gods. He gave as his authority for locat-…

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