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Mexico, The Church of San Juan Chamula (1522-1524)
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Along the walls of the church are Catholic saints resting on tables posted in the church, but they represent Mayan gods. Inner space is filled with colorful candles, and smoke from burning copal resin incense, commonly used throughout southern Mexico.
Along the walls of the church are Catholic saints resting on tables posted in the church, but they represent Mayan gods. Inner space is filled with colorful candles, and smoke from burning copal resin incense, commonly used throughout southern Mexico.
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