Where: Mexico · North America · approx. 27.34, -112.26 (vicinity only)
Why this spot: 1885-1900
What turns up: French wine, Vichy waters, absinthe-era glass, tinned-food era French stoneware - unique for Mexico.
Access: Gray area.
Ley Federal de 1972: 16th-19th century material is 'historical monument' under INAH jurisdiction, so digging without a permit is technically illegal even on private land. In practice, private-land dumps with the owner's blessing are the quiet norm. Anything pre-Hispanic is a hard federal crime - never touch it. Company-town dumps on the mesas are unposted desert; the Eiffel-attributed church is the protected part, not the trash.
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Pins are approximate by design. This page is historical research, not permission to dig. Check ownership and local law first.