The Bronze Statue of the Casablanca Grande Civilization: The Pachime Rattlesnake Turtle
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The name of the cultural relic is the Pachime Rattlesnake Turtle. It is made of copper and was made in Pachime, Chihuahua, Mexico. This place is the political center of the Caspian Grande civilization, which is one of the most prominent and complex cultures in northern Mexico and southwestern United States. The production period of this cultural relic is around 1200 AD. This period was the heyday of the Casablanca Grande culture, which had a wide influence in northern Mexico and southwestern United States. The statue was made by the wax loss method, which requires the destruction of the mold, so there are no two identical works. The statue is now in the collection of the National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico.
