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Image ID: SIL-SIL33-112-02
Cite this: Rivero y Ustariz, Mariano Eduardo de. 1851. Antiguedades peruanas Atlas, Viena : Impr. Imperial de la Corte y del Estado.
Supplied Caption: Mummy
Tag(s): World Cultures, Antiquities and Ruins, Peru, death
Topic(s): History of the Americas
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