Art and Archaeology Volume II July-December 1915 (1915)
The Archaeological Institute of America · leaf 45
whichran its entire course in the Valley of theNile. It is customary to speak of the peopleof all the Central American cities as theMayas, but that they were all of onestock cannot be claimed with certainty.It could not be proved that the peopleof Copan and Quirigua in the MotaguaValley spoke the… … ANCIENT AMERICA AT THE PANAMA-CALIFORNIA EXPOSITION 75 symbols is not conclusive of linguisticor ethnic identity. In the Rio GrandeValley in New Mexico it is not uncommonto find two Indian towns less thantwenty miles apart where the peoplespeak entirely different languages, yetbuild their houses…
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