PUNICODEX Patronage
Cōātlīcue Patron Wall
The monumental basalt statue of Cōātlīcue unearthed in Mexico City in 1790 — nearly eight feet of serpents, skull, and clawed feet — became one of the defining images of Aztec art and was displayed beside the Calendar…
Twenty permanent plaques commemorate the supporters who keep this temple’s original Unicode name alive. Each patron is engraved with their chosen name, title, and verified link.
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Twenty Plaques
Claimed plaques are inscribed in gold. Open plaques await the next supporter.
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