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Inca Moche Other Burial Vessel Notes
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Native American Written Sign Language
A paper that attempts to show how logical Native American written sign langua...
The Mayan Mam Glyph
a Mayan glyph depicting the image of an old man. A simple appearing glyph but...
The Great Snail
This Mayan glyph was used to demonstrate the highly positional organization o...
Venus Unborn
A Moche ceramic vessel apparently composed in reverence to Venus. It relates ...
A Moche Erotic Vessel
The intent behind the creation of Moche sexually explicit pottery may not hav...
The Whistler
A Moche Vessel showing a Figure Sitting and Whistling. A possible meaning beh...
Moundville Rattlesnake Disk Outline
Outline of a written sign language translation demonstrated via illustrations...
Serpent Hill: An Aztec Glyph
A translation of an Aztec Glyph that is more than a place name.
The Cayman: The Crust of the Earth, A Mayan Composition
Translation of a composition found as part of a Mayan ceramic vessel
The Nazca Monkey Desert Figure
An update to the original paper written about the Nazca Monkey Figure.
The Golden One A Nazcan Glyph
A translation of a Nazcan gold ornament using Native American Sign Language a...
Xux Ek the Mayan Wasp-Star
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The Fisherman
Part of page 13 from the Borgia Codex that presents a metaphor related to a f...
Grandmother Earth is Pregnant
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The Dresden Codex: The Two Bound Together
The reason for the two figures being bound together by their belt.
A Maya Glyph: From the Grolier Codex
The glyph on page 9 of the Grolier Codex relates to the phase of the Venus cy...
The Willoughby Disk
A translation of a rather involved composition about Venus. The message was b...
The Madrid Codex a Comparative Study
This paper provides a demonstration, using the Madrid Codex as an example, of...
The Iowa Bear Mounds and the Invisible Serpent
The Bear mounds as topoglyphs and astronomical markers. These compositions u...
The Ohio Serpent Mound
The meaning behind the Ohio Serpent Mound as uncovered through comparisons wi...
The Presentation Theme: A Moche Fineline Drawing
This paper provides an alternative explanation to the prevailing one of blood...
The Coca Chewers: A Moche Ceramic
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