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Aztec manuscript loaned back to Mexico after two centuries

Aztec manuscript loaned back to Mexico after two centuries

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  • Primary Driver: Aztec manuscript loaned back to Mexico after two centuries
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The Codex Azcatitlán has been loaned back to Mexico. This marks the first time the manuscript has been returned to its country of origin in nearly two centuries.

The loan was facilitated by an exhibition agreement with France. The codex will be displayed in Mexico, but its long-term fate remains uncertain, as the loan agreement does not specify its return to Europe.

Coverage from Yucatán Magazine and EL PAÍS English provides context on the codex's historical importance.

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What is the Codex Azcatitlán?

The Codex Azcatitlán is an Aztec manuscript.

Why was the codex loaned back to Mexico?

The loan was facilitated by an exhibition agreement with France.

What is the long-term fate of the codex?

The loan agreement does not specify its return to Europe.

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