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THE ANCIENT FUTURE OF THE ITZA w* k
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The Ancient Future of the Itza The
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T u men ah miatzob Ba Cabob: Sir J.
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Acknowledgments Introduction xi ix
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GULF OF MEXICO 0 1 ITZA 0 o • CUP
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Xll INTRODUCTION (or twenty tuns of
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XIV Concordance Chapter 22 42 15 6
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Xvi INTRODUCTION The Itza What foll
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XV111 INTRODUCTION Pencil drawing o
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XX INTRODUCTION Perhaps the most st
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From the end of the Xiu cycle in 69
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chief of the Toltec Xiu. It was 710
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territory of Champoton. From 968 to
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Ceel, Cinteotl the Younger, Tzontec
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Spanish first saw Yucatan, eighty y
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By 1461 it was the Xiu time to deco
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the ceiba sacrifices to end the cyc
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Can Ul, dividing the heirs of Hapay
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EIGHT AHAU 21 (note continued from
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Katun 6 Ahau was the tenth in the I
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The prophecy of Ahau Pech from star
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WiSftSiKT THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY
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3o 13 Ahau was the thirteenth in th
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32 and in 1527 he told the sun prie
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34 the sun priests Kauil Ch'el, Aha
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36 THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY of Emal wa
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38 die of Uo, Emal and Hoi Tun Zuyu
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40 arily, there are seven honey tam
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42 Merida was the seat of the katun
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44 fate of 11 Ahau, and poor food w
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46 THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY Itza Gods
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48 THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY Tzec; the
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50 which came to the center of the
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52 envy is his soul. Mad was the pr
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54 not mine, for it happened thrice
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56 Tzin Yabun the Younger's prophec
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sembled, but they were usurpers try
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6o THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY and the be
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62 THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY time, with
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64 Everything was torn up by war in
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5 Ahau was the fourth in the Itza k
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Ma Zuy and Ben Pal were allies and
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^s 1 invented in Mayapan, and was t
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IV -r I 1 W Ai I: î e£ I MULUC (1
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OÍ2 fe forced migrations in the se
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Then spoke the lesser priests. And
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M there was famine and then later d
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The city traitor, the pretended eas
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I m 8 KAN (1601) In 1601 in 5 Ahau
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against Havana, which was apostate.
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tories like those of Ahau Pech, and
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Appendix: The Mayan Calendar The Bo
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THE MAYAN CALENDAR 197 The Tikal Ca
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Yearbearer Type Days {Kin) I II III
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202 BIBLIOGRAPHY EDMONSON, MUNRO S.
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Entries in the index are primarily
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Cabil Neb A, 16 cabildo (Sp. 'town
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8 Ahau (1461) to 13 Ahau (1800), 34
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God, 119, 198, 412, 517, 541, 645,
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226; day and night, 1372,1734,1776,
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Morley, Sylvanus G., 442 mother, 18
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lamentation; mourning; pacing; pena
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Tozzer, Alfred M., 118, 144, 261, 3