AMNH Research Library | Digital Special Collections | Pedro Perul, Nahua (Aztec) man, thought to be sorcerer, next to measuring stick, Zapotiltic, Jalsico, Mexico, 1896

Pedro Perul, Nahua (Aztec) man, thought to be sorcerer, next to measuring stick, Zapotiltic, Jalsico, Mexico, 1896

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Identifier

CL2122

Title

Pedro Perul, Nahua (Aztec) man, thought to be sorcerer, next to measuring stick, Zapotiltic, Jalsico, Mexico, 1896

Date

1896

Creator

Lumholtz, Carl, 1851-1922 (photographer)

Medium

Nitrate negatives

Dimensions

6 x 8

Geographic Location

Zapotiltic, Jalsico, Mexico

Subject

Lumholtz Expeditions to Mexico (1890-1898)

Clothing and dress

Cultural anthropology

Ethnology -- Mexico

Expedition documentation

Field photographs

Indians of Mexico

Mexico and Central America

Lumholtz Expeditions to Mexico (1890-1898)

Relation

AMNH Library authority record: Lumholtz, Carl 1851-1922

AMNH Library authority record: Lumholtz Expeditions to Mexico (1890-1898)

Publisher

American Museum of Natural History Research Library

Rights

Information on rights available at the repository.

Other Identifiers

3323

PC Negative Number: 43638

Scrapbook Number: 36

Associated Name

Perul, Pedro

Repository

American Museum of Natural History

Collection

Lumholtz Expedition to Mexico

Citation

Lumholtz, Carl, 1851-1922 (photographer), “Pedro Perul, Nahua (Aztec) man, thought to be sorcerer, next to measuring stick, Zapotiltic, Jalsico, Mexico, 1896,” AMNH Research Library | Digital Special Collections, accessed September 25, 2023, https://lbry-web-007.amnh.org/digital/items/show/9722.