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Edible Pre-Hispanic Art Lands Artist in Hot Water with INAH

Summary by Yucatán Magazine
Moments after the first ice pops melted, authorities issued a chilly reminder: reproducing any pre-Hispanic art without permission is a no-no.
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Edible Pre-Hispanic Art Lands Artist in Hot Water with INAH

Moments after the first ice pops melted, authorities issued a chilly reminder: reproducing any pre-Hispanic art without permission is a no-no.

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Yucatán Magazine broke the news in on Saturday, May 24, 2025.
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