Vestiges of the Mayas Or Facts Tending to Prove That Communications And Intima
Vestiges of the Mayas Or Facts Tending to Prove That Communications And Intima
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At Izamal many human 38 remains, contained in urns, have been found in the mounds.
u The ordinary dress of the common people among the Chaldeans, " says Canon Rawlison, in his work, the Five Great Monarchies, " seems to have consisted of a single garment, a short tunic tied round the waist, and reaching thence to the knees. To this may sometimes have been added an afoba, or cloak, thrown over the shoulders ; the material of the former we may perhaps presume to have been linen. " The mural paint...ings at Chichen show that the Mayas sometimes used the same costume ; and that dress is used to-day by the abori- gines of Yucatan, and the inhabitants of the Tierra de Guerra. They were also bare-footed, and wore on the head a band of cloth, highly ornamented with mother-of-pearl instead of camel's hair, as the Chaldee. This band is to be seen in bas-relief at Chichen-Itza, inthe mural paint- ings, and on the head of the statue of Chaacmol. The higher classes wore a long robe extending from the neck to the feet, sometimes adorned with a fringe; it appears not to have been fastened to the waist, but kept in place by passing over one shoulder, a slit or hole being made for the arm on one side of the dress only.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At Izamal many human 38 remains, contained in urns, have been found in the mounds.
u The ordinary dress of the common people among the Chaldeans, " says Canon Rawlison, in his work, the Five Great Monarchies, " seems to have consisted of a single garment, a short tunic tied round the waist, and reaching thence to the knees. To this may sometimes have been added an afoba, or cloak, thrown over the shoulders ; the material of the former we may perhaps presume to have been linen. " The mural paint...ings at Chichen show that the Mayas sometimes used the same costume ; and that dress is used to-day by the abori- gines of Yucatan, and the inhabitants of the Tierra de Guerra. They were also bare-footed, and wore on the head a band of cloth, highly ornamented with mother-of-pearl instead of camel's hair, as the Chaldee. This band is to be seen in bas-relief at Chichen-Itza, inthe mural paint- ings, and on the head of the statue of Chaacmol. The higher classes wore a long robe extending from the neck to the feet, sometimes adorned with a fringe; it appears not to have been fastened to the waist, but kept in place by passing over one shoulder, a slit or hole being made for the arm on one side of the dress only.
What to read after Vestiges of the Mayas Or Facts Tending to Prove That Communications And Intima?
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