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Menché. Archaeological site in Guatemala

Quiriguá, an archaeological site in southeastern Guatemala

Our camp at Quiragua, 1883. (Plate 2

Menché. Archaeological site in Guatemala

House F. Photograph of stone lintel now in British Museum, and drawing of details. See page 45.

Menché. Archaeological site in Guatemala

House F. Photograph of stone lintel now in British Museum, and drawing of details. See Page 45.

Guatemala-Mixco. Archaeological site in Guatemala

Plan of the mounds. Between the city of Guatemala and Mixco. See Plate 75 & Pages 38-39.

Menché. Archaeological site in Guatemala

House E. Photograph from cast of stone lintel. See Page 45.

Menché. Archaeological site in Guatemala

Plan of the ruins of Menché Tinamit

Menché. Archaeological site in Guatemala

House E. Photograph from cast of stone lintel. See Page 45.

Menché. Archaeological site in Guatemala

Drawings of lintels from House D. (a) from a plaster cast in Victoria & Albert Museum. (b) From original stone in British Museum. See Plate 79 & Page 44.

Menché. Archaeological site in Guatemala

Lintels from House D. A photograph from plaster cast. (b) From original stone in the British Museum. See Plate 80 & Page 44.

Archaeological site in Guatemala

Plan of the ruins of Utatlan. See Pages 30-38.

Menché. Archaeological site in Guatemala

Temple K. Photograph of cast of stone lintel, from the middle doorway. See Page 45.

Quiriguá, an archaeological site in southeastern Guatemala

The great turtle, P. Inscription on the north face, See Plate 57 and Pages 17-19.

Menché. Archaeological site in Guatemala

House G. Photograph and drawing of outer side of lintel now in British Museum, See Plate 87 & Page 45.

Quiriguá, an archaeological site in southeastern Guatemala

The great turtle P. Details of ornament. See Page 18-19.

Menché. Archaeological site in Guatemala

Temple K. Photograph from cast of stone lintel from the east doorway. See Page 45.

Ancient Mayan city of Copán.

Stela M. (Page 55) Drawn from a plaster cast in the South Kensington Museum.

Ancient Mayan city of Copán.

Stela N. (Pages 55_57) South face drawn from photographs

Ancient Mayan city of Copán.

Stela P. (Page 59) Inscription on the back and sides photographed from a plaster cast in the South Kensington Museum.

Ancient Mayan city of Copán.

Stela P. (Pages 58_59) West face.

Ancient Mayan city of Copán.

Stela P. (Page 59) Inscriptions on the back and sides drawn from a plaster cast in the South Kensington Museum.

Ancient Mayan city of Copán.

Altar O (Page 58) drawn from a plaster cast in the South Kensington Museum.

Ancient Mayan city of Copán.

(a) Altar Q. (Page 60) West side. (b) Altar Q. (Page 60) South side.

Ancient Mayan city of Copán.

(a) Altar O. (Page 58) West side. (b) Altar O. (Page 58) East side.

Ancient Mayan city of Copán.

(c) Altar Q. (Page 60) East side. (d) Altar Q (Page 60) North side.

Quiriguá, an archaeological site in southeastern Guatemala

Stela A. Photograph and drawing of the north face. From a plaster cast. See pages 7 and 8.

Quiriguá, an archaeological site in southeastern Guatemala

Stela A. Drawing of inscription. See Plates 5 and 6 & Pages 7 and 8.

Quiriguá, an archaeological site in southeastern Guatemala

Stela E. West side, See Plate 31 and pages 11-12.

Quiriguá, an archaeological site in southeastern Guatemala

Stela A. East side. See plate 7 & Pages 7 and 8.

Quiriguá, an archaeological site in southeastern Guatemala

(a) Northern group of monuments. (b) Northern group of monuments

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