Art and Archaeology Volume II July-December 1915 (1915)
The Archaeological Institute of America · leaf 57
ent is at the north end of the cony belongs to an early period of Maya Plaza. Both figures are bearded. The sculpture. The monument is double- one on the north side holds a scepter in figured, the one on the south side being the left hand and the right bears a tas- badly defaced, evidently by the… … FIG. 28 ALTAR-PIECE OF ZAPOTE WOOD. TIKAL. ANCIENT AMERICA AT THE PANAMA-CALIFORNIA EXPOSITION 99 On the west wall of the south balconyis in some ways the most remarkablespecimen of Maya art that has beenchosen to illustrate the aesthetic achieve-ments of these extraordinary people.It is a replica…
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