The North Americans of Antiquity: Their origin, migrations, and type of civilization consideredShort, John T. (John Thomas)
History
The North Americans of Antiquity: Their origin, migrations, and type of civilization considered
Short, John T. (John Thomas)
Indians -- Origin; Indians of Mexico -- Antiquities; Indians of North America -- Antiquities
CHAPTER VII.
THE ANCIENT PUEBLOS AND CLIFF-DWELLERS.
The Casas Grandes of Chihuahua — Ruins in the Casas Grandes and
Janos Valleys — Casa Grande of the Rio Gila — Ruins in the
Gila Valley — Also in the Valley of the Rio Salado — Ruins
in the Cañon of the Colorado — In the Valley of the Colorado
Chiquito — Pueblos of the Zuñi River — Zuñi and the “Seven
Cities of Cibola” — “El Moro” — Pueblos of the Chaco Valley
— Cliff-dwellers — Mr. Jackson’s Discoveries in the Valley
of the Rio San Juan — Cliff-houses of the Rio Mancos —
Cliff-dwellings on the McElmo — Traditional Origin and Fate
of the Cliff-dwellers — Ancestors of the Moquis — Remarkable
Discoveries by Mr. Holmes — The Seven Moqui Towns — The
Montezuma Legend.
CHAPTER VIII.
ANCIENT AMERICAN CIVILIZATION AND SUPPOSED OLD WORLD
ANALOGIES. — ARCHITECTURE, SCULPTURE, AND HIEROGLYPHICS.
Analogies, Real and Fancied — MAYA ARCHITECTURE — The American
Pyramid — The Palace of Palenque — The French Roof at
Palenque — The Trefoil Arch — Yucatanic Architecture — Uxmal
— The Casa de Monjas — Kabah — Casa Grande of Zayi — QUICHÉ
ARCHITECTURE — Copan — Circus of Copan — Description by
Fuentes — Utatlan — NAHUA ARCHITECTURE — Remains in Oajaca
— Mitla — Grecques at Mitla — Remains in the State of Vera
Cruz — Cholula — Pyramid of Xochicalco — The Temple of Mexico
— Teotihuacan — Los Edificios of Quemada — Maya and Nahua
Architecture Compared — Old World Analogies — SCULPTURE — Of
the Mounds — At Palenque — At Uxmal — Of the Nahuas — Ancient
American Art and its Old World Analogies — Egyptian Tau at
Palenque — Serpent Sculpture — Nahua Symbolism probably
Asiatic — HIEROGLYPHICS — Maya MSS. and Books — Landa’s
Alphabet — Attempts at the Interpretation of Maya MSS. by
Bollaert, Charencey, and Rosny — Rosny’s Classification of
the Hieroglyphics — Hopes that a Key has been Discovered —
The Mexican Picture-writing — Aztec Migration Maps.
CHAPTER IX.
CHRONOLOGY, CALENDAR SYSTEMS, AND RELIGIOUS
ANALOGIES.
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