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section of an ancient mural, likely within the archeological site of Teotihuacan, near San Francisco Mazapa, Mexico
section of an ancient mural, likely within the archeological site of Teotihuacan, near San Francisco Mazapa, Mexico. The mural depicts a stylized figure in a faded, ochre color, with details suggesting possible ceremonial clothing or adornments. The figure stands against a background of alternating red and darker colored horizontal stripes. To the right of the figure is a vertical band with five concentric circles, also in a faded color. The mural appears to be deteriorating, with signs of age and damage to the paint and plaster. Modern wooden beams are visible on the left side of the image, indicating current structural support or preservation efforts. The mural is flanked by sections of a gray stone wall on the left and a newer, white-colored wall on the right. Debris is piled at the base of the mural.