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1971 THRU-THE-LENS GUIDE TO THE RUINS OF CHICHEN ITZA by JOSE DIAZ-BOLIO

Key to Mayan Civilization THRU-THE-LENS GUIDE TO THE RUINS OF CHICHEN ITZA by JOSE DIAZ-BOLIO Author of “THE FEATHERED SERPENT- axis of cultures” Only one containing the THEORY OF MAYAN ART Cover: Uxmal head coloured by Ermilo Torre Gamboa Photos by the Author MERIDA, 1971 COPYRIGHT, 1971 Published by AREA (4) MAYA MAYAN AREA P ©). Box 955, Merida Yucatan, Mexico. “The theory held by Diaz-Bolio in his book “LA SERPIENTE EMPLUMADA, eje de culturas’’ — (The Feathered serpent-axis of cultures) is of interest to all Americanists, for it upsets the pseudo-classic theories on Mayan and Meso-American civilizations. Rich in substance, this anthropological work is full of persone: concepts, sometimes audacious and even revolutionary’. Germaine Stiénon, Doctor in Philosophy. (Belgium). Based on the provided guide to the ruins of Chichén Itzá by José Díaz-Bolio, here is a detailed overview of the site, its architecture, and the core theory presented in the text: The Central Theory: The Rattlesnake Origin of Mayan Art and Geometry Discovery: In 1942, author José Díaz-Bolio discovered that the main religious symbol, art style, geometry, and chronology of the Maya were based on the Yucatanian ra

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