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Olmeca culture

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MEXICO CITY, Distrito Federal, MEXICO: A hornblende piece called The Mask with influence of the Olmeca culture dating back from around 1470 DC and found in the border between the Mexican states of Guerrero, Puebla and Oaxaca, is displayed at the Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City on July 20, 2011. Over a hundred pieces dating over four thousand years are presented in the exhibition Colossal Works of the Olmeca World. AFP PHOTO/Yuri Cortez
Various antiquities found in Guerrero, Puebla and Oaxaca were displayed during the "Colossal Works of the Olmeca World" show in Mexico.
MEXICO CITY, Distrito Federal, MEXICO: A stone piece called The Monument of the Olmeca culture, dating back to between 400 and 200 AC and found in Chiapas, Tiltepec, is displayed at the Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City on July 20, 2011. Over a hundred pieces dating over four thousand years are presented in the exhibition Colossal Works of the Olmeca World. AFP PHOTO/Yuri Cortez
MEXICO CITY, Distrito Federal, MEXICO: A stone piece called The Twins of the Olmeca culture, dating back to between 1200 and 900 AC and found in Veracruz, Loma del Zapote-El Azuzul, is displayed at the Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City on July 20, 2011. Over a hundred pieces dating over four thousand years are presented in the exhibition Colossal Works of the Olmeca World. AFP PHOTO/Yuri Cortez
MEXICO CITY, Distrito Federal, MEXICO: A stone piece called The Prince of the Olmeca culture, dating back to between 1200 and 900 AC and found in Veracruz, Cruz del Milagro, is displayed at the Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City on July 20, 2011. Over a hundred pieces dating over four thousand years are presented in the exhibition Colossal Works of the Olmeca World. AFP PHOTO/Yuri Cortez
MEXICO CITY, Distrito Federal, MEXICO: A stone piece called The Twins of the Olmeca culture, dating back to between 1200 and 900 AC and found in Veracruz, Loma del Zapote-El Azuzul, is displayed at the Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City on July 20, 2011. Over a hundred pieces dating over four thousand years are presented in the exhibition Colossal Works of the Olmeca World. AFP PHOTO/Yuri Cortez
MEXICO CITY, Distrito Federal, MEXICO: A giant stone head of the Olmeca culture, dating back to between 1200 and 900 AC and found in Veracruz, San Lorenzo Tenochtitlan, is displayed at the Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City on July 20, 2011. Over a hundred pieces dating over four thousand years are presented in the exhibition Colossal Works of the Olmeca World. AFP PHOTO/Yuri Cortez
MEXICO CITY, Distrito Federal, MEXICO: A stone piece called Jaguar Dancer of the Olmeca culture, dating back to between 600 and 300 AC and found in Chiapas, Tuxtla Chico, is displayed at the Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City on July 20, 2011. Over a hundred pieces dating over four thousand years are presented in the exhibition Colossal Works of the Olmeca World. AFP PHOTO/Yuri Cortez
MEXICO CITY, Distrito Federal, MEXICO: A giant stone head of the Olmeca culture, dating back to between 1200 and 900 AC and found in Veracruz, San Lorenzo Tenochtitlan, is displayed at the Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City on July 20, 2011. Over a hundred pieces dating over four thousand years are presented in the exhibition Colossal Works of the Olmeca World. AFP PHOTO/Yuri Cortez
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