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English: Onyx jaguar sculpture from Teotihuacan, possibly a ritual container to receive sacrificed human hearts.
Español: Escultura de ónice de un jaguar, encontrada en Teotihuacán. Posiblemente es un contenedor ritual para recibir los corazones humanos sacrificados.
Date 21 February 2009
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Source/Photographer Simon Burchell (Own work)

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Onyx jaguar from Teotihuacan

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