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1888-91 Sweet & Thompson

Photographs taken by Henry N. Sweet as a member of the Edward Herbert Thompson/Peabody Museum expeditions to Uxmal, Kabah, Sayil and Labná, 1888-91. These images were scanned from 35mm slides I have taken of a set of original photographs at Dumbarton Oaks, Washington, D.C. Special thanks to Jeffrey Quilter, Curator and Director of Pre-Columbian Studies, Leo Traxler, then Assistant Curator, Pre-Columbian Collection, and Bridget Gazzo, Librarian, Pre-Columbian Studies, for their generous help. Reproduced Courtesy of the Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, Harvard University.


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No.144. Kabah, front (south facade) of Codz Poop.
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No.145. Kabah, north face of the Arch.
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No.161. Uxmal, Nunnery Quadrangle, West Building, right portion of front (east) facade.
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No.170. Uxmal, Governor's Palace, north end and back (west) facade.
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No.177. Uxmal, Nunnery Quadrangle from the east from Pyramid of the Magician.
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No.179. Uxmal, hacienda of 19th century owner of Uxmal; showing Two-headed Jaquar removed from Great Platform in front of Governor's Palace.
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