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People decorate graves of lost ones.

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This is a picture of what sugar skulls looks like.

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Sugar decorations were first introduced to the Mexicans in the 17th Century when Italian missionaries came. They used sugar to make lambs and angels.
Because the Mexicans had lots of sugar, they began to make their own decorations. Clay models were used to make several different types of animals, such as angels and sheep, in the Colonial Period 18th century.

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This is one of the most important Day of the Dead traditions.

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The tradition of Day of the Dead dates back to groups in Mexico more than 3,000 years ago. Some groups people at that time frame are the Aztecs and the Mayans.

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Sugar skulls are made from 50 year old molds. They are used for decorating altars. If they are kept dry, they are used for years. People do different things with their sugar skulls. They are mainly used for decorating altars. Names of the dead are written on the skull with icing. some people eat the sugar skulls, others don't.

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The Day of the Dead is about remembering those who are dead. During the Day of the Dead family members and friends visit graves of people they used to know in part of honoring them. They used this time to clean up the graves.

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Some Day of the Dead traditions include creating alters/ oferendas, laying out offerings, telling tales of the dead, as well as cleaning and decorating grave sites.  The purpose behind all of these traditions was to make contact with the dead, to tell them that they are not forgotten. The alive and the dead are only separated physicaly, and they will always be together. Artisfun.com perfectly worded it.

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Day of the Dead Art: A Gallery of Colorful Skull Art Celebrating Dia de los Muertos

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Discover the funky and freaky world of Day of the Dead art! View colorful and intricate skull art that celebrates Dia de los Muertos in style. Learn what November 1 and 2 are all about!