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The Aztec: Man and Tribe by Victor W. von Hagen
"The Aztec: Man and Tribe" (revised edition) - written by Victor W. von Hagen - illustrated by Alberto Beltran - paperback book published by Mentor Books/The New American Library, Inc. in 1961, 7th printing (original copyright 1958) - 224 pages which include 55 illustrations, plus 8 pages of b/w photos - original price $0.75
Condition: Fair/Good - covers have a few creases/marks - binding solid - light page discoloration from age, otherwise clean - 1/2" tear at the top of page 113/114 - some pages have a bent corner - no missing pages.
"An archaeological history of a people who created a rich and intricate culture in the heart of primitive Mexico.
"Storehouse of culture revealing startling contrasts in Aztec civilization - advanced in city planning, writing, sculpture . . . dedicated to human sacrifice.
"Victor W. von Hagen, the noted scientist and explorer, tells the fascinating story of a landless people who gained control of Mexico and built Tenochtitlan, one of the richest cities ever raised by indigenous man in the Americas."
Shipping weight: 8 ounces - book will be sent Media Mail
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(I've been doing book searches/mail order for over 45 years and have a very strict grading system. All items are sold AS IS - Every effort has been made to describe the item and its condition accurately. If you are in doubt about condition or need additional info PLEASE contact me BEFORE purchasing. Items are not returnable unless a shipping error has been made.)
Condition: Fair/Good - covers have a few creases/marks - binding solid - light page discoloration from age, otherwise clean - 1/2" tear at the top of page 113/114 - some pages have a bent corner - no missing pages.
"An archaeological history of a people who created a rich and intricate culture in the heart of primitive Mexico.
"Storehouse of culture revealing startling contrasts in Aztec civilization - advanced in city planning, writing, sculpture . . . dedicated to human sacrifice.
"Victor W. von Hagen, the noted scientist and explorer, tells the fascinating story of a landless people who gained control of Mexico and built Tenochtitlan, one of the richest cities ever raised by indigenous man in the Americas."
Shipping weight: 8 ounces - book will be sent Media Mail
Combine purchases and save on shipping (shipping cost is based on total package weight)
Insurance is NOT included in the shipping cost.
International shipping rates upon request.
(I've been doing book searches/mail order for over 45 years and have a very strict grading system. All items are sold AS IS - Every effort has been made to describe the item and its condition accurately. If you are in doubt about condition or need additional info PLEASE contact me BEFORE purchasing. Items are not returnable unless a shipping error has been made.)
