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Amates - family of half-caste sisters
Amates - family of half-caste sisters
Object Number 2004.1.383.53
Display Title Amates - family of half-caste sisters
Descriptions
Object Description Quirigua Album: Volume 2, Page 29
Department Photographic
Date 1901
Culture
  • Guatemalan
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
Central America / Guatemala
Materials Albumen print adhered to Paper in Album
Dimensions Overall: 15.24 × 20.0025 cm (6 × 7 7/8 in.)
Provenance
Collector G. B. (George Byron) Gordon

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