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GUATEMALA: QUIRIGUA. Mayan memorial stone known as Zoomorph P, dedicated in 795 A

GUATEMALA: QUIRIGUA. Mayan memorial stone known as Zoomorph P, dedicated in 795 A


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GUATEMALA: QUIRIGUA. Mayan memorial stone known as Zoomorph P, dedicated in 795 A

GUATEMALA: QUIRIGUA.
Mayan memorial stone known as Zoomorph P, dedicated in 795 A.D. by Sky Xul, at Quirigua, Guatemala, before cleaning. At right is American archaeologist Sylvanus G. Morley. Photograph, 1910

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1910 Archaeologist Carved Griswold Guatemala Guatemalan Latin America Latin American Leaf Mayan Memorial Mesoamerica Mesoamerican Monument Moss Native American Precolombian Primitive Relief Ruler Sculpture Stone Morley Quirigua Skydive Sylvanus Turn Of Century


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This photograph from 1910 showcases the ancient Mayan memorial stone known as Zoomorph P, located in Quirigua, Guatemala. The image captures the monument before it underwent cleaning, revealing its true beauty hidden beneath layers of moss and dirt. Standing proudly beside the sculpture is American archaeologist Sylvanus G. Morley, who played a significant role in uncovering and studying Mesoamerican civilizations. Zoomorph P is a remarkable example of Mayan artistry and craftsmanship. Carved with intricate details, this pre-Columbian relief depicts a powerful ruler adorned with a leaf-shaped hat, symbolizing his authority and connection to nature. The sculpture stands as a testament to the advanced civilization that once thrived in Latin America. The photograph transports us back to an early era at the turn of the century when archaeological discoveries were still unfolding mysteries of our past. It offers us a glimpse into the world of these ancient people whose legacy continues to fascinate us today. Preserved by The Granger Collection's Carousel Collection, this print allows us to appreciate both the historical significance and artistic brilliance captured within Zoomorph P. As we gaze upon this mesmerizing piece of history, we are reminded of our shared human heritage and marvel at how cultures from centuries ago continue to shape our understanding of ourselves today.

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