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(a) Stone figures on the road side. (b) View of the mounds, looking south west. The mounds between the city of Guatemala and Mixo. See Plate 74 and Pages 38-39.

Guatemala-Mixco. Archaeological site in Guatemala
(a) Ruins near Rabinal. View of a group of buildings. See Plates 70 & Pages 25-27. (b) Ruins near Rabinal. A ruined temple, See Plate 70 & Pages 25-27.

Guatemalan ruins
Ruins near Rabinal, See Plate 71 and Pages 25-27.

Guatemalan ruins
Map of Guatemala and the adjoining countries

Image from Biologia Centrali-Americana, or, Contributions to the knowledge of the fauna and flora of Mexico and Central America
Map of Yucatan and the country to the south of it.

Image from Biologia Centrali-Americana, or, Contributions to the knowledge of the fauna and flora of Mexico and Central America
Ixkun. Drawing of Stela. See Plate 68 & Pages 21-22.

Ixkun, a Mayan archaeological site in southeastern Guatemala
Ruins of Ixkun

Ixkun, a Mayan archaeological site in southeastern Guatemala
Ixkun. Stela, and circular altar, See Plate 69 & Pages 21-22.

Ixkun, a Mayan archaeological site in southeastern Guatemala
(a) View across the Usumacinta from the ruins. See Page 42. (b) Cast of inscription of stone lintel, probably from house B. See Page 44.

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

Menché. Archaeological site in Guatemala
Plan of the ruins of Menché Tinamit

Menché. Archaeological site in Guatemala
House G. Drawings of the inscriptions on the two stone lintels and details of the ornament. See Plates 86 & 87 & page 45.

Menché. Archaeological site in Guatemala
(a) Temple K. See Plan Plate 77, and Pages 45-46. (b) Temple K. See Plan Plate 77, and pages, 45-46.

Menché. Archaeological site in Guatemala
Temple K. Photograph of cast of stone lintel, from the middle doorway. See Page 45.

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

Menché. Archaeological site in Guatemala
House G. Photograph of stone lintel now in the British Museum. See Plate 88 & Page 45.

Menché. Archaeological site in Guatemala
House L. North lintel from a plaster cast. See Page 46. House l. South lintel now in the British Museum, See Page 46.

Menché. Archaeological site in Guatemala
House L. Middle lintel, from a plaster cast. See Page 46

Menché. Archaeological site in Guatemala
House M. Two of the stone lintels, from plaster casts. See Page 46

Menché. Archaeological site in Guatemala
Temple K. Photograph of cast of stone lintel, from the middle doorway. 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.

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.

Menché. Archaeological site in Guatemala
House G. Photograph of stone lintel, now in the British Museum. See Plate 88 & Page 45.

Menché. Archaeological site in Guatemala

Menché. Archaeological site in Guatemala
House E. Photograph from cast of stone lintel. See Page 45.

Menché. Archaeological site in Guatemala
Plans of houses and temples

Menché. Archaeological site in Guatemala
House E. Photograph from cast of stone lintel. See Page 45.

Menché. Archaeological site in Guatemala
(a) House H. See Plan Plate 77, and Page 45. (b) Temple K. See Plan Plate 77, and pages, 45-46.

Menché. Archaeological site in Guatemala
Photograph and drawing of the inscription on the outer side of a stone lintel from a plaster cast of the original now in the Berlin Museum. See Page 47.

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
Animal monolith B. Photograph and drawing of part of the picture writing. See plates 9 & 12 & Pages 8 & 9.

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
The great turtle, P. Ornament on east and west sides. See Plates 54-56 & Page 18. East side. West side.

Quiriguá, an archaeological site in southeastern Guatemala
Our camp at Quiragua, 1883. (Plate 2

Quiriguá, an archaeological site in southeastern Guatemala
Stela J. Drawing of the inscription on the back and sides. See Plate 45c, and Page 15.

Quiriguá, an archaeological site in southeastern Guatemala
Stela F East Side, See Plates 36, 39b, and 40 and Pages 12-13.

Quiriguá, an archaeological site in southeastern Guatemala
Stela C. East side. See Plate 19 and page 9.

Quiriguá, an archaeological site in southeastern Guatemala
Stela F. Drawing of the inscription, See pages 12-13. West side see Plates 37 and 39a. East side See Plates 38 and 39b.

Quiriguá, an archaeological site in southeastern Guatemala
The great turtle, P. The east side. See Plates 58-64 and Pages 17-19.

Quiriguá, an archaeological site in southeastern Guatemala
Monolithic animal B. East side. Picture writing onthe arm. See Plate 14 and pages 8 and 9. Monolithic animal B. West side picture writing on the arm. See Plate 14 and pages 8 and 9.

Quiriguá, an archaeological site in southeastern Guatemala
Stela D. North face, See Pages 10 and 11.

Quiriguá, an archaeological site in southeastern Guatemala
Stela H. See page 14. Stela J. See Plate 46 and page 15.

Quiriguá, an archaeological site in southeastern Guatemala
Stela F. (a) West side, (b) East side, See Plate 40 and pages 12-13.

Quiriguá, an archaeological site in southeastern Guatemala
Stela E. Inscription of the east side, See Plate 29b and pages 11-12.

Quiriguá, an archaeological site in southeastern Guatemala
Monolithic animal G. West side. See Plate 44 and Page 14.

Quiriguá, an archaeological site in southeastern Guatemala
The great turtle, P. The north. Face drawing of the inscription. See Plates 53b-55 & Page 17.

Quiriguá, an archaeological site in southeastern Guatemala
Stela A. South face. See pages 7 and 8.

Quiriguá, an archaeological site in southeastern Guatemala
Monolithic Animal B. West side. See Plates 13b and 14, and pages 8 and 9

Quiriguá, an archaeological site in southeastern Guatemala
Stela D. West side. See Plate 26 and pages 10 and 11.

Quiriguá, an archaeological site in southeastern Guatemala

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