Mayan Genesis by Graeme Ronald Kearsley The prime theme of this work is a comparison of the iconography of the remarkable Mayan civilisation of central and south America, with that of India. Englisch.Item: 392850676803 Mayan Genesis: South Asian Myths, Migration by Graeme Ronald Kearsley, Paperback. It has become a true universal archetype. The Mayan house, perfectly adapted to the hammock, the environment and the customs, remained unchanged for almost three centuries. The Maya slept on beds made of sticks, so when they were discarded by the hammocks, their house - as we know - was born from the radical changes they made to adapt it to the new sleeping object. The documentary sources consulted suggest that during the second half of the seventeenth century, thanks to the sisal fiber, the Caribbean hammock began to be manufactured and used by the Maya population of the Yucatan. In this work, I argue that, although at first glance it does not look like it, the disappeared sisal hammock is the key that sheds light on many questions related to the origin of the Maya house. However, many questions about its origin - pre-Hispanic or colonial - have not yet been adequately answered. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The Maya house of the Yucatan has been a subject of great interest to social scientists both domestic and foreign.

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Mayan Genesis by Graeme R. Kearsley