Six Chapters of Regional Styles of Classic Maya Pseudo-Hieroglyphs

The over hundred pages of this presentation are a further example of our goal to make abundant research material available to students and scholars. These six chapters are FILLED with helpful photographs both of hieroglyphs and also the scenes below the glyphs. So this corpus is for the general public in addition to iconographers, epigraphers, linguists and archaeologists.

Maya Pseudo-Glyphs deserve a new PhD dissertation by a student who would like to make breakthroughs in epigraphy—since 90% of research on glyphs on vases, bowls and plates have understandably focused on the PSS (Primary Standard Sequence dedicatory formula).

Although the presentation will be in Spanish, all six chapters will also be available as downloads in English after the lecture date.

This presentation has hundreds of rollouts of Maya vases, several of which are digital rollouts by Nicholas Hellmuth which have never been published before.

So download the Preview now, and then return to this site to download all six chapters during the first week of March.