I know, but do you have a frieze to go with that? LOL!
Thanks, fellas; very interesting, I think.
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"Although a large number of Maler's photographs and plans
of Maya ruins have already been published, one large body
of his work has lain for decades in the Ibero-Amerikanisches
Institut, Berlin, without attracting much attention. The
Institute's Hanns Prem is now preparing for publication
three volumes, titled Peninsula Yucatan, based on notebooks
of Maler's that contain about 400 manuscript pages and
photographs illustrating some 100 sites, many of them never
since visited by archaeologists. Additional unpublished
photographs, including many from Maler's first period in
Mexico, are in the collections of the Peabody Museum at
Harvard."
Yes. It's the same one as post #5. They brought the 'memory' with them when they migrated from Sundaland. Out in the pacific and SE Asia there are many stories/legends similar to those told in our Christian Bible, etc. For example, Cain and Abel are named Manup & Kulabob. See here.
"Chapter 16 -- Cain and Abel -- Shepherds or farmers? - Who was the hero, Cain or Abel? - Are Cain and Abel motifs related to the Adonis/Attis/Osiris type? - Sumerian parallels - An eastern origin of the two-brothers conflict - The two warring brothers in Maluku and Melanesia - Kulabob and Manup - Kulabob and Manup: the core story - Pale-skinned brothers from the West? - the start of the odyssey - Episode 1: Kilibob leaves Madang - Episode 2: leatherskins, trevally and kingfish - Episode 3: Mala's travels on Umboi - Episode 4: Ambogim - Episode 5: The tree of wealth and plenty - Episode 6: Namor's Ark - History or myth? - Two brothers in the Sepik- Basin? - Two brothers spread east to the Pacific Epilogue -- Filling in the gaps - The trail West - Problems with dates of migration - Some stories can be dated - Just what did the East teach the West?