Aztec Double Serpent
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A 15th-century artifact from the British Museum, this wooden piece features turquoise scale-like coverings and likely served as a ceremonial ornament for an Aztec priest. Its serpent imagery may have symbolized several deities, including Quetzalcoatl, Xiuhcoatl, Mixcoatl, or Coatlicue. The serpent's shedding of its skin signifies renewal and transformation in Mesoamerican themes; the artwork represents a significant cultural artifact from ancient Mexico.
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