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| Templo del Búho, "Temple Of The Owl", Dzibanché, Quintana Roo. |
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National Museum of Anthropology and History - Museo Nacional de Antropología e Historia - Museo de Antropología: The following photos are representative of the Mayan exhibits at the museum. We will discuss those that we can. Several of these objects came from the Templo del Búho, 'Temple Of The Owl', Dzibanché, in the Mexican State of Quintana Roo.
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| Cup From Tomb Inside The Temple Of The Owl | Necklace From Tomb Inside The Temple Of The Owl |
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| Ceramics From Tomb Inside The Temple Of The Owl | Ceramics From Tomb Inside The Temple Of The Owl |
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| Ceramics From Tomb Inside The Temple Of The Owl | Ceramics From Tomb Inside The Temple Of The Owl |
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| Bronze Axes | Bronze Axes |
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| Bronze Axes | Bronze Axes |
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| The "Chilam Balam" Book Of Mayan Mythology And Religion From The Yucatan c. 1600AD | Mayan Room Stucco Facade Center Image Is Sun God |