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Unveiling Mesoamerican Glyphs: Symbolism and Stories

Delve into the mystery of ancient Mesoamerican civilizations through the symbolism of various glyphs. Explore the significance of esteemed deities like the Jaguar symbol, discover stylized versions of glyphs, and uncover the hidden meanings behind these intricate symbols. Join us on a journey to locations where these fascinating glyphs were found and learn the personal reasons why some glyphs hold a special place in the heart of the presenter.

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Unveiling Mesoamerican Glyphs: Symbolism and Stories

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  1. My Mesoamerica Presentation • by Roberta Reagan • February 29, 2000 • for class W210

  2. The Mystery of Ancient Mesoamerican Civilizations • Symbolism of various glyphs • Some of my favorite glyphs • Where glyphs were found • Why these glyphs are my favorite

  3. Symbolism of Various Glyphs • This first glyphs represents the Jaguar. The Jaguar was an important deity, associated with the supernatural, of the Aztecs and Mayas. This glyph is more realistic in style.

  4. Continue with Symbolism • This glyph is a stylized version. It still symbolizes the jaguar. It is evident by the curved portion above the mouth. Sometimes they are found wearing a scarf around their shoulders.

  5. Some of My Favorite Glyphs

  6. Where my Favorite Glyph was Found • Knot-Eyed Jaguar was found in the Mayan city of Yaxchilan, carved on one of the lintels inside one of the structures.

  7. Why this Glyph is my Favorite • Knot-eye-Jaguar is my favorite because he has a funny name. Also, it looks like he has a bow on his head.

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