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Ceremonial sprinkling of impersonator of Huitzilopochtli
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12024-04-13T23:18:23+00:00Sarrah Wilkesa8a85ea2d9656139f6e94fecefa5c49e1ea802a8ReedIdaly Ramirez12The use of green fresh reeds were part of the bathing ritual by placing them in the gourd vessel filled with water. They appear to be used to help bath the face of Huitzilopochtli by repeatedly placing the reeds in the water and brushing them on the face.plain2025-06-01T00:07:38+00:00Idaly Ramirez668241709a04fe996e57f19d70b0125b0a99c974
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