Sunday, April 24, 2011

Mystery Archaeology Picture #2

It's time for another mystery archaeology picture. Actually, this one is not much of a mystery, as it is from a fairly well-known site. Make sure you tell me your guess in the comments.

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Once again, have fun guessing!

5 comments:

  1. Well it's either Aztec or Mayan (probably the later), other then that I couldn't say, the image is a bit too sun washed.

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  2. My guess is exactly the other way round, choosing between Aztec or Mayan, I choose Aztec, given the lack of king glyphs and the feathers, but I must confess it remains a guess.

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  3. It looks very Mayan to me -- the post-and-lintel form they used so frequently, although maybe all of mesoamerica did that. And it seems as though there's a /puluy/ symbol on the right side of the design.

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  4. Eğitim sistemi ileri teknolojik yöntem ve tekniklerden dolayı tercih edilebilir. Ayrıca, bu bölüm uzun yıllar boyunca geçerlidir. Ukrayna, Rusça veya İngilizce dillerinde çalışma imkanı sunar. Bu en önemli artılardan biri. İki dil arasından seçim yapabilir ve yaşamınızda seçmediğiniz dili öğrenebilirsiniz.

    diş hekimliği kaç yıl

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