¿Glifo Maya para "Siete Cuevas”?
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https://doi.org/10.18441/ind.v24i0.361-399Abstract
The article is about one of the most enigmatic glyphs of Maya writing: 7 ek’ k’an nal. This glyphic compound is proposed here to have referred to the known mythic site called Seven Caves, and the implications of this interpretation for our understanding of ancient Maya civilisation is discussed.Downloads
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