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Superimposition in Central American Architecture

TitleSuperimposition in Central American Architecture
Publication TypeMagazine Article
Year of Publication1943
AuthorsDibble, Charles E.
MagazineImprovement Era
Volume46
Issue Number8
Pagination453
Date PublishedAugust 1943
KeywordsAncient America – Mesoamerica; Architecture; Pre-Columbian American History
Abstract

A series of brief comments in which the author presents archaeological findings, architectural notes, and myths and legends that deal indirectly with the Book of Mormon. Dibble discusses the wheel, ancient irrigation methods, metals, Mexican and Mayan codices, Quetzalcoatl, ancient buildings, and numerous other related items. The twenty-fifth part covers some characteristics about Central American architecture.

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