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This project examines the representation of human remains in ancient Mexican codices, focusing on their use in rituals and divination. By analyzing these depictions, the research aims to uncover deeper meanings related to ancestor worship and mortality.
This project investigates the depictions of human remains on Mexican precolonial codices, especially those of the so-called Borgia Group, which were used by daykeepers and diviners as manuals in prognostications and ritual prescriptions.
My aim is to explore a different reading of these images in relation to the oracular character of these books, with special focus on Codex Laud due to its intriguingly abundant depictions of human limbs, hearts, skulls, skeletons and deities of death.
To achieve…
UNIWERSYTET WARSZAWSKI
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