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Architecture and geography of Maya cities and the projection of the Milky Way onto the earth
Incidentally, the architecture and geography of all the Maya cities correspond to the exact projection of the celestial rope, the Milky Way, onto the earth. That is where the straight line along which the Maya settlements are strung comes from.
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The thirteen Maya constellations and the bat that corresponded to Ophiuchus
On the thirteenth astronomical constellation, Ophiuchus. The Maya likewise had 13 constellations, which is to say that they too possessed astronomy and knew the constellations of the Milky Way. To odd-numbered Ophiuchus there corresponded the bat. It is curious that half of the Maya constellations were named after mammals,
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Terracotta Zodiac Figurines, First Millennium, China
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Museum larvae, cockroaches, beetles and worms help to free the skeleton from its flesh
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A foul, rotting snake will soon be gnawed to the bone by larvae, and the bones washed, treated and prepared for modelling, storage or museum display
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Warning to readers about a disturbing image in the post
Beware!!!!! Revolting image!!!!!
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How I Picture Tattooed Women
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The Skeleton of a Man and the Skeleton of a Gorilla
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Four Horses, a Persian Painting of the Seventeenth Century
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It is hard to believe that this plant is a fossil
It is hard to believe that this plant is a fossil. A beautiful fossil
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