Stone sculpture of Tlazolteotl at the British Museum. Huastec, Postclassical, AD 900-1521 From Mexico. Tlazolteotl, an earth goddess also associated with filth and carnal sin. She was venerated by the Aztecs, who conquered the Gulf Coast in the fifteenth century.

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Caption: Stone sculpture of Tlazolteotl at the British Museum. Huastec, Postclassical, AD 900-1521 From Mexico. Tlazolteotl, an earth goddess also associated with filth and carnal sin. She was venerated by the Aztecs, who conquered the Gulf Coast in the fifteenth century

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Print size: 26.2 × 52.1 cm | 1220.5 × 2424.4 in (300 dpi)

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