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Traditional Totonac music A mural titled Totonac Civilization by Mexican artist Diego Rivera Totonac ceremonial sculpture (hacha) The Totonac tradition of danza de los voladores Juego de los voladores Hacha
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Traditional Totonac music
Playing a traditional reed flute and small hand drum, a performer rehearses at the...
© Rodrigo Arangua—AFP/Getty Images
A mural titled Totonac Civilization by Mexican artist Diego Rivera
Diego Rivera's 1950 mural Totonac Civilization depicts the Totonac people...
© Diego Grandi/Dreamstime.com
Totonac ceremonial sculpture (hacha)
This hacha, an axe-shaped stone sculpture associated with ceremonial traditions in...
Los Angeles County Museum of Art, The Phil Berg Collection (M.71.73.184), www.lacma.org
The Totonac tradition of danza de los voladores
Totonac performers performing for the danza de los voladores (“dance of...
© Rodrigo Arangua—AFP/Getty Images
Juego de los voladores
Juego de los voladores performed by Totonac Indians at Tajín, Mex.
Courtesy of Mexican Ministry of Tourism
Hacha
Totonac axe (hacha) made of andesite, from Veracruz, Mexico, 700–900
Photograph by Joel Parham. Los Angeles County Museum of Art, The Phil Berg Collection, M.71.73.182
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