The Maya Codex of Mexico: The Oldest Book of the Americas, Digitally Restored (Pre-Columbian Literature) - 8633

In "The Maya Codex of Mexico," author Joaquin de la Sierra, known for his works such as "The Bird of the 400 Voices" and the "Maya Book of Creation," delves into the rich history and enduring mystery of one of the Maya civilization's most intriguing artifacts. This premium paper, colored picture book, adorned with over 300 stunning illustrations, marks a significant milestone in the study of Maya culture. It features a digital restoration of the Maya Codex of Mexico, revealing its full splendor for the first time in centuries. The book guides readers through a comprehensive exploration of Maya history and culture, spanning from the Archaic to the Postclassic periods, giving readers a broad understanding of the time periods leading to the creation of the Maya Codex of Mexico. The book sheds light on the influence of other Mesoamerican cultures such as the Olmecs and Teotihuacanos, offering a holistic view of the Maya's interactions and development. It delves deep into the societal structure of the Maya, from the grandeur of Maya rulers and priests to the everyday life of merchants and commoners. The book also provides an in-depth examination of the Maya Codex of Mexico, discussing its style, purpose, and the intricate processes involved in its creation and digital restoration. This book is an essential read for anyone fascinated by the Maya civilization, offering new insights and continuing the search for understanding their legacy and influence in modern customs and traditions.
ASIN: B0CPTGFCHP
VSKU: BVV.B0CPTGFCHP.VG
Condition: Very Good
Author/Artist:De la Sierra, Joaquín
Binding: Hardcover