ILLUSTRATIONS

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I. Mexico: Human Skull, incrusted with mosaic,representing Tezcatlipoca [Frontispiece]
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II. Mexico: Colossal Stone Head of CoyolxauhquiStone Figure of Chalchiuhtlicue [22]
III. Mexico: Colossal Stone Figure of Coatlicue [30]
IV. Mexico: Stone Mask representing Xipe [38]
V. Mexico: Stone Figure of Xochipilli [42]
Stone with Figure of a Xiuhcoatl [42]
VI. Mexico: Sculptured Stone Vase [50]
Stone Figure of Quetzalcoatl [50]
VII. Mexico: Stone Quauhxicalli [66]
Stone Quauhxicalli in the form of an Ocelot [66]
VIII. Mexico: The “Calendar Stone” [74]
Stone Figure of an Octli God [74]
IX. Mexico: Objects in Pottery [82]
Maya: Pottery Figurines from Graves [82]
X. Huaxtec: Stone Figure and Chest [108]
Maya: Pottery Censer [108]
XI. Mexico: Stone Rattle-snake and Jadeite Head [140]
Maya: Jadeite Reliefs [140]
Mixtec: Jadeite Relief [140]
Zapotec: Gold Lip-pendant [140]
XII. Mexico: Mounds at San Juan Teotihuacan [170]
XIII. Mexico: Temple at Xochicalco, Present Condition and Restoration [172]
XIV. Zapotec: Interior of Chamber at Mitla [174]
Mexico: Temple at Tepoztlan [174]
XV. Zapotec: Ruins at Mitla, partly restored [178]
XVI. Totonac: Temple at Papantla [182]
XVII. Mexico: Spear-thrower, atlatl [188]
Tarascan: Pottery from Guadalajara [188]
Zapotec: Funerary Vases [188]
XVIII. Mexico: Stone Sacrificial Knife [194]
Totonac: Pottery from the Id. of Sacrificios [194]
XIX. Totonac: Pottery from the Id. of Sacrificios [198]
XX. Maya: Stela 14, Piedras Negras [226]
XXI. Maya: Stela H, Copan [236]
XXII. Maya: Stone Lintel, Menché [294]
XXIII. Maya: Stela 24, Naranjo [302]
XXV. Maya: Building at Sayil [332]
Temple at Tikal [332]
XXVI. Maya: Sculptured Monolith P., Quirigua [338]
Plan of Ruins at Copan [338]
XXVII. Maya: Ruins at Palenque [342]
XXVIII. Maya: Temple of the Ball-court, and “Castillo,” Chichen Itza [348]
XXIX. Maya: Restoration of Ball-court Temple [350]
Building of the “Monjas” Group [350]
XXX. Maya: The “House of the Governor,” Uxmal [358]
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XXIV. Maya: Design on a Pottery Vase [310]
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1. Map of the Valley of Mexico [12]
2. The Aztec migration (Boturini MS.) [15]
3. Various Mexican deities, from MSS. [34]
4. Various Mexican deities, from MSS. [35]
5. Mexican methods of sacrifice (Zouche MS.) [41]
6. The moon (Borgia MS.) [52]
7. Mexican day-signs (Fejérváry-Mayer MS.) [60]
8. Key to the Mexican Calendar Stone [74]
9. Mexican priests making fire (Zouche MS.) [75]
10. Tree of the West (Borgia MS.) [79]
11. Stone relief from Huilocintla [83]
12. Detail from the Telleriano-Remensis MS. [87]
13. Plan of the palace at Tezcoco [89]
14. Mexican mummies prepared for burial [104]
15. Stone relief from Tlacolula [106]
16. Stone relief from Guerrero [107]
17. Mexican warriors (Mendoza MS.) [113]
18. Articles of tribute (Mendoza MS.) [118]
19. Mexican stone and obsidian implements [135]
20. Mexican stone axes [137]
21. Totonac stone “yoke” [139]
22. Mixtec stone figurines [140]
23. Mexican artisans (Mendoza MS.) [143]
24. Gold finger-ring [145]
25. Mexican feather-work mantle [146]
26. Spindle-whorls, Id. of Sacrificios [147]
27. Mexican wood-carver and weaver (Mendoza MS.) [148]
28. Mexican pottery stamps [150]
29. The education of Mexican children (Mendoza MS.) [161]
30. Tlaxtli-court (Bodleian MS.) [165]
31. Mexican teponaztli (wooden gong) [167]
32. Plans of remains at Quiengola [175]
33. Slab from Xochicalco: beaker and stone head from Oaxaca [176]
34. Plan of one of the courts at Mitla [177]
35. Portion of fresco at Mitla [179]
36. Pottery forms [185]
37. Painted designs on pottery [186]
38. Pottery vase from Teotihuacan [187]
39. Vase in Tlaxcalan or Cholulan style [190]
40. Pottery vase from Tlaxcala [191]
41. Design on a vase from Cuicatlan [192]
42. Pottery vase from Tanquian [196]
43. Pottery vase from the Panuco River [197]
44. Pottery vase from Tampico [198]
45. Linguistic Map of Maya tribes [201]
46. Various Maya deities (Dresden MS.) [222]
47. Various Maya deities (Dresden MS.) [223]
48. Carved wooden lintel from Tikal [225]
49. Relief, Temple of the Foliated Cross, Palenque [230]
50. The “two-headed monster,” Copan [233]
51. Detail from relief, Temple of the Cross, Palenque [235]
52. Maya ceremonial axes, from the monuments [237]
53. Maya day-signs; monuments and MSS. [247]
54. Maya month-signs; monuments and MSS. [250]
55. Maya period-signs; monuments [251]
56. Maya date-inscriptions; monuments [253]
57. Maya world-direction and colour signs [256]
58. Maya new-year ceremonies (Dresden MS.) [264]
59. Maya new-year ceremonies (Troano-Cortesianus MS.) [265]
60. Detail from relief at Chichen Itza [289]
61. Man in ceremonial costume, Palenque [297]
62. Maya methods of hunting (Troano-Cortesianus MS.) [299]
63. Maya priests with musical instruments (Dresden MS.) [301]
64. Objects of flaked stone, British Honduras [305]
65. Stone mask; British Honduras [306]
66. Maya weavers (Troano-Cortesianus MS.) [307]
67. Bat-design, from a vase; Uloa Valley [311]
68. Pottery vase from Chama [312]
69. Pottery vase from Ococingo [312]
70. Pottery vase from Coban [313]
71. Pottery censer from Nebaj [314]
72. Pottery head from Nebaj [316]
73. Examples of Maya terraces and pyramids [321]
74. Section of typical Yucatec building [323]
75. Examples of Maya buildings [325]
76. Ground-plans and elevations of Maya temples [327]
77. Section through the Temple of the Cross, Palenque [329]
78. Plans of building at Santa Rosa Xlabpak [330]
79. Detail of fresco at Santa Rita [335]
80. Details of frescoes at Santa Rita and Mitla [336]
81. Stone altar at Copan [339]
82. Relief, Temple of the Sun, Palenque [344]
83. The “Monjas,” Chichen Itza [347]
84. Caryatid figure, Chichen Itza [348]
85. Stone gargoyle, Copan [353]
86. Details from various monuments, showing the interlaced head-ornament [357]
87. Stone relief at Chichen Itza [367]
MAPS
Map of the Valley of Mexico (Fig. 1) [13]
Linguistic Map of Maya Tribes (Fig. 45) [201]
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