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Maya Treasures Compared to Tut Ankh Amun Discoveries
Archeologists describe Yucatan Maya as Americas Egypt and predict that reading Maya records will yield insights as valuable as Tut Ankh Amun finds. Reports cover excavations from Chichen Itza to Cahokia era, with mention of Beisan Memphis Ur digs and Asia Minor relics, plus the Mayan hieroglyphic system and a sacred rain well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yucatan
Egypt
America
Tut-Ankh- Amen
American Museum of Natural History
Roy Chapman Andrews
Gobi Desert
Mongolia
Asia
University of Pennsylvania
Palestine
Memphis
Thebes
Beisan
B. C
Chicago Field Museum
Elmer S. Riggs
Rio Gallegos
Argentina
Patagonia
Caesars
J. G. Wolfe
Wolfe
Thomas Hastings
Asia Minor
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Sardis
Croesus
Kharakhoto
Pompeii
Herculaneum
Bartsenko
Petrograd
Kola Peninsula
Lapland
England
London
Lhasa
Himalayas
India
China
International Buddhist Union
Buddhist Society of
United States
Earl H. Morris
South Sea Islands
New Mexico
Ozark Mountains
Missouri
Prescott
Ariz
Verde River
Morris and
Howell Payne
Valley of Mexico
Western Hemisphere
Sylvanus G. Morely
Carnegie Institute
National Geographic Society
Europe
Middle America
Gulf
Mexico
New World
Old World
Babylonia
Doctor Morely
Chichen-Itza
Guatemala
Azmal
Mayapan
Chichen- Itza
Itza
Marshall H. Saville
American Archeological Society
Washington
Luxor
Peabody Museum
Herbert J. Spinden
A. M. Tozzer