ARCHITECTURE, RESTORATION, AND IMAGING OF THE MAYA CITIES OF UXMAL, KABAH, SAYIL, AND LABNÁ
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1895 Holmes

All the illustrations of Uxmal (there are no images of Kabah, Sayil, or Labná) and closely related images in his important "Introduction" in William H. Holmes, Archaeological Studies among the Ancient Cities of Mexico, Publication 8, Anthropological Series Vol.1, No.1. Part I, Monuments of Yucatan. Chicago: Field Columbian Museum, 1895. Scanned from a personal copy.

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"Fig. 10. Minor Wall Openings", with brief description of each.
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Detail of Fig. 10 at left.
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"Fig. 11. Examples of Maya Arches", with brief description of each.
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"Fig. 25. Section of Upper and Lower Temples. House of the Magician, Uxmal."
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"Fig. 26. Transverse Section of Governor's Palace, Uxmal", with brief description of the parts.
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"Plate V. Over-Door Ornaments, East Facade, Governor's Palace."
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"Plate VI. Middle Portion of the House of the Pigeons."
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"Plate VII. Inscribed Stela or Column."
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"Plate VIII. Sketch-Map. Ruins of Uxmal."
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Detail of Plate VII above far-right, "Sketch-Map. Ruins of Uxmal."
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Detail of Plate VII above far-right, "Sketch-Map. Ruins of Uxmal."
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Detail of Plate VII above, "Sketch-Map. Ruins of Uxmal."
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