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Maya Cacao Cup
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Tikal
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Maya Costumed Figure,
7 th c
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Maya Plate with
Trumpeter 6 th c
7.
Roll-out View
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Maya Cup with
Throne Scene 8 th c
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Maya Vase with
Glyph Bands 3 rd – 7 th c
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Motul de San
Jos é
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D. Reents-Budet’s Identification
of the Ik Emblem Glyph
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Maya glyph for
Cacao
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