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The apron : its traditions, history and secret significances (1914)

Higgins, Frank C. (Francis Carlos), b. 1867 · New York : Author · leaf 27

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Fig. 20. The Geometrical Birds of the ancient Peruvians. American Museum ofNatural History, New York. See also, Fig. 4. The most wonderful circumstance however resides in thefact that the wonderful stone colossi, statues of the Sun-god ofthe ancient American race of the Mayas * which litter the… … Fig-. 21. Aprons of the ancientMayas from statues in Yucatan. forests of Yucatan on the sites ofruined cities, are all clothed as MasterMasons in that wonderful Apron ofwhich we have been tracing the sig-nificance, or at least an Apron consist-ing of the flap d-f-g on our Key dia-gram, so…

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