Maya religion and mythology
A study of Maya religion, mythology and calendar assembled by Charles P. Bowditch and Stansbury Hagar, published in the United States in the late nineteenth century for scholars of American antiquities. The plates are hand-traced line copies of glyphs from codices and monuments — deity heads, day and month signs, numeral dots and bars — offering closed black outlines usable as monograms, ornaments and pattern units.
