Contributions to American Archaeology. Volume II, Nos. 5 to 12. (Maya and Mesoamerican History).
Washington, DC: Carnegie Institution of Washington, Publisher, 1934. Wraps. Good. Item #022848
Printed wraps. 355 pp. Illustrations and plates throughout. A collection of 8 papers on various topics relating to Mesoamerican culture and history, including: Two Recent Ceramic Finds at Uaxactun; The Engineering Knowledge of the Maya; House Mounds of the Uaxactun, Guatemala; Ruins of Polol and Other Archaeological Discoveries in the Department of Peten, Guatemala; The Yaxuna-Coba Causeway; Sky Bearers, Colors and Directions in Maya and Mexican Religion; Maya Chronology the Fifteen Tun Glyph; Preliminary Sketch of the Phytogeography of the Yucatan Peninsula. GOOD condition. Ex-historical society, with a small spine label and ownership stamp on the first endpaper. Dark scuffs and soiling to the covers. Moderate browning and some offsetting to the covers, with heavy browning to the spine. Interior front hinge reinforced with white cloth tape. Some spotting to the first endpaper. Minor toning to the text block.
Price: $125.00