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DescriptionMoundville Archaeological Park 64.JPG
English: The Rattlesnake Disk. A ceremonial stone palette plowed up by, "a 19th century farmer in Moundville," Hale County, "Alabama," United States. Housed in the——Jones Archaeological Museum at the "Moundville Archaeological Park."
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The Rattlesnake Disk. A ceremonial stone palette plowed up by a 19th century farmer in Moundville, Hale County, Alabama

Items portrayed in this file

depicts

Stone Artifacts: Identification Problems

Stone Disks as Treaty “Suns”

Aztec

Aztec art

Mesoamerican architecture

serpent

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6 August 2010

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