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The Lazy-S: A Formative Period Iconographic Loan to Maya Hieroglyphic Writing F. KENT REILLY, III
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Document Date: 2004-12-02 09:52:32


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Dresden / Austin / Washington / D.C. / Los Angeles / /

Company

The Chalcatzingo Water Dancing Group / Water Dancing Group / University of Oklahoma Press / /

Country

Mexico / /

Event

Natural Disaster / Company Expansion / /

Facility

Chalcatzingo Monument / Monument Group I-A / San Lorenzo Monument / University of Texas Press / On Chalcatzingo Monument / University of New Mexico Press / San Lorenzo / Perhaps San Lorenzo Monument / University of Texas / Middle Formative monument / With Monument / /

IndustryTerm

maw portal / telephone conversations / highland site / /

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A. D. / /

MusicGroup

B. C. / Maya / B.C. / Lazy / /

NaturalFeature

Cape Canaveral / Formative Period highland / Gulf Coast Olmec / Olmec Gulf Coast / Gulf Coast / /

Organization

University of Oklahoma / University of Texas Press / School of American Research / University of Texas at Austin / University of New Mexico Press / SOUTHWEST TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY / UCLA Latin American Center Publications and Ethnic Arts Council of Los Angeles / /

Person

David Grove / Andrews / Olmec / Jorge V / E. Wyllys / V / H. B. Nicholson / Jane Sibley / Frederick V / Barbara W. Fash / Richard A. Diehl / R.E.W. Adams / Barbara MacLeod / Maya Writing / Stephen Houston / Frances Pratt / Logan Wagner / Andrea Stone / David Stuart / David C. Grove / Robert Wauchope / Merle Greene Robertson / F. KENT REILLY / III / /

Position

D. J. / editor / crocodilian head / head / missing head / enormous head / author / Reporter at Large /

Product

Lazy / /

ProvinceOrState

Virginia / British Columbia / Florida / /

PublishedMedium

The New Yorker / /

Region

U.S. Southwest / SOUTHWEST TEXAS / Mexican Gulf Coast / /

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