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SCG5754 - Mexico 1982 – Indigenous Codices and Pre-Hispanic Heritage
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This pair of Mexican stamps from 1982 celebrates the nation’s deep pre-Columbian cultural roots.
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The 1.60 peso stamp titled Códices Indígenas Mexicanos depicts a scene from the Códice Florentino, showing children entering school, emphasizing the Aztec commitment to education and community life.
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The 0.80 peso stamp, part of the Personajes Prehispánicos de México series, honors Tariácuri, founder of the Purépecha Kingdom of Michoacán, depicted teaching young followers beneath a traditional thatched roof.
Both designs by Ramón Alcántara R., printed by T.I.E.V., preserve the artistry and educational values found in Mexico’s ancient codices.
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