Mayan Glyphs

Kwamikagami

by Kwamikagami
published on 12 February 2014

Mayan Glyphs — Examples of glyphs used in the Maya writing system. Maya glyphs are placed in columns and are read from left to right in rows of two. From the Archaeological Museum of Palenque, Mexico.

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