Facade of church at Zinapecuaro, dating from circa 1630, Once part of a Franciscan convent built on the site of a temple of the Tarascan people, the tower is inset with blocks of obsidian, a sacred stone in pre-Columbian religious traditions. Detail of inset obsidian. Mexico. Spanish Colonial. C 16th/17th AD. Zinapecuaro, Michoacan.
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