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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"Archaeological Studies among the Ancient Cities of Mexico". Title page of Parts I and II.
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"Monuments of Yucatan". Hard cover of Part I.
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"Monuments of Yucatan". Title page of Part I.
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"Fig. 1. Examples of Terraces and Pyramids, Superstructures Omitted."
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"Fig. 2. Specialization of the Ground Plan of Maya Temples" with brief description of each.
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Detail of Fig. 2 at left.
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"Fig. 3. Examples of Maya Building", with brief description of each. Drawings a and b represent Puuc style buildings.
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"Fig. 4. Cord Holders or Dumb Sheaves", with brief description of each.
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Detail of Fig. 4 at left.
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"Fig. 5. Transverse Section of an Ordinary Yucatec Building", with brief description of each part.
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"Fig. 6. Exterior Doorway" and "Fig. 7. Interior Doorway", with brief description of each.
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"Fig. 8 Wide Exterior Doorway" and "Fig. 9. Wide Exterior Doorway", with brief description of each.
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