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Why I Like the Maya (and Why You Should, Too)

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Rough study of a Mayan king receiving an offering from a servant.

Maya glyph carving, with overlapping word and sound symbols.

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Maya glyph carving, with overlapping word and sound symbols.

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Maya stucco glyphs on display in Palenque, Mexico.

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Maya stucco glyphs on display in Palenque, Mexico.

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