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This image presents an outdoor scene in San Andrés Cholula, Mexico, featuring a large, horizontally oriented black sign affixed to a building wall under a clear, bright blue sky. The sign displays text and graphics. The prominent title "CÓDICE TOCHTLI" appears on the left, with "CÓDICE" in orange capital letters and "TOCHTLI" in green capital letters. To the right of the title, italicized white Spanish text reads: "La lengua es como la liebre, es fugaz, cambiante, ambulante, no se define de manera estática en el mundo, lo habita libremente, pero al mismo tiempo es perseguida y en estos tiempos afronta la incertidumbre de su porvenir." Below the main title, a stylized white rabbit or hare figure is depicted on the left, followed by three white paw prints arranged in a horizontal line towards the right. Further below, smaller white Spanish text elaborates on the concept of the codex, inviting reflection on language. At the very bottom of the sign, in small orange text, a list of names and associated departments, such as "GLORIA LASTRA CANABAL" and "DEPARTAMENTO DE ANTROPOLOGÍA," is visible, indicating contributors or affiliations. The building wall above and to the left of the black sign is a light, possibly white or light grey, concrete structure. A white rain gutter or conduit is visible on the upper left section of this wall. In the foreground, a neatly trimmed strip of green grass borders the bottom edge of the sign, which is elevated by a dark grey concrete curb. The scene is devoid of people and captures a bright, sunny day.
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