Adobe village: valley of Mexico

United States, 1949

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Episode of Series “Earth and it’s peoples”.
Built on a swamp at a high altitude, modern Mexico City was built on the Aztec city of Teotihuacan by the Spanish who invaded the region. This documentary follows a typical Mexican family in an adobe village, weaving serapes, harvesting corn and raising cattles, sheep, horses, goats and donkeys. Discusses their diet, education, work and family life. Also attempts to explain how Aztec Indian culture has ‘blended’ with Spanish culture.

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producer

Louis De Rochemont

director

Joseph Brun

production company

Louis de Rochemont Associates

Duration

00:19:30:00

Production places
United States
Production dates
1949

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The Earth and its peoples

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The Earth and its peoples

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