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COLLECTION Identifier: PH.PC.004

S. Campa photographs of Palenque, Mexico

Scope and Contents

15 photographs of the Maya site of Palenque, presumed to have been taken during a visit by Minister of Arts Justo Sierra in 1909. The date is based on a photograph held by the Fototeca Nacional INAH that shows Justo Sierra at the Palace of Palenque which is signed "Campa Fot." and is dated 1909 (INAH ID 77_20140827-134500:361999).

Dates

  • Creation: circa 1909

Creator

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Extent

0.25 linear feet

Alma ID

99153770626103941

Creator

Title
S. Campa photographs of Palenque, Mexico, circa 1909 (PH.PC.004): Finding Aid
Author
Image Collections and Fieldwork Archives; Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection, Harvard University.
Language of description
eng
EAD ID
dca00029

Repository Details

Part of the Dumbarton Oaks Repository

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