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Traditional High Cultures
Oral and Written Traditions and Rock Art as the Histories of Both Ancient and Living Peoples, Especially of the Americas before the Arrival of Europeans
 
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Mayan Hieroglyphic Writing (spelling patterns),
on problems of Translating Traditional High Cultures
      (including especially parts of the Popol Vuh), and
a concordance from Kerr vase numbers to pages in his volumes
      and to page and illustration numbers in other publications

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Dresden Codex Screenfold facsimile, copied from the Förstemann edition, the best there is. Republication by Cholsamaj, Guatemala City
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Dresden Codex

The 1932 color restoration by William Gates. Republication by Ecological Linguistics on acid-free paper.  Like the Dover editions of the Nuttall and Borgia codices, this is a faithful reconstruction, easier to read than a facsimile. Sheets are printed on both sides in such a way that they can be made into a fanfold if desired, or can be kept flat.

$50 /  $75
Madrid Codex The 1870 color Manuscrit Troano of Brasseur de Bourbourg, together with the 1883 black-and-white Codex Cortesianus of Rosny.  Republication by Ecological Linguistics on acid-free paper.
$85 /$130
Paris Codex

The 1909 color restoration by William Gates, together with his structural analysis of glyphic texts and the 1864 Duruy black and white photos. Also includes the 1888 Léon de Rosny color edition Codex Peresianus, the Gates 1910 commentary, and the Willard 1933 black-and-white reproduction. Republication by Ecological Linguistics on acid-free paper.

$65 /  $95
Codex parallels Parallels in the Mayan Codices: Towards a Common Prototype. Ecological Linguistics. Full analysis and listing of almanacs, noting those which have the same or similar structures. An essential research tool.
$10
Santa Rita Murals The Santa Rita Murals and Mounds iin Northern Honduras. By Thomas Gann 1900. Republication by Ecological Linguistics on acid-free paper with added notes. Six 11 x 17 inch color and eleven 8.5 x 11 inch black-and-white copies of murals.
$30 /  $45
God glyphs Gods in the Mayan Codices. Their iconography, glyphic names, and appellative glyphs. Ecological Linguistics
$5
Tonina fragment The Tonina Codical Fragment in Stone and its Madrid and Borgia Parallels. Ecological Linguistics 2002
$5
MayaCalc™ This is the best Maya Calendrics program, integrated with graphing of ecliptic longitudes so planetary movements can be viewed for any Mayan date. It currently runs on Macintosh Operating Systems 7 or 9.2. Hope to extend to current Mac OS and to Windows, and to include database capabilities.
$60
 
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