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Mesas & cosmologies in Mesoamerica
Douglas Sharon & James Edward Brady (eds.)
San Diego: San Diego Museum of Man (2003)
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Sacred mountains and miniature worlds : Altar design among the nahua of northern veracruz, mexico.Alan R. Sandstrom
Southern mexico and guatemala: In my hill, in my valley : The importance of place in ancient Maya ritual.James E. Brady
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