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Nicaraguan Antiquities

Bovallius, Carl, 1844-1907· 2 chapters· 9,150 words

Male torso, impossible to complete. It was lying near G, and seemed to have belonged to the mound 2. It measured 57 cm. from the shoulder to the thighs. The breadth across the shoulders was 48 cm.

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1. cm. The legs and claws of this animal were larger than those of the

Male torso, impossible to complete. It was lying near G, and seemed to have belonged to the mound 2. It measured 57 cm. from the shoulder to the thighs. The breadth across the s...

2. cm. It was also cut in the solid rock at the promontory itself, near

Some coarsely carved faces; only one had the nose marked, the other four exhibiting only eyes and mouth. The length of the largest face was 25 cm., of the smallest 20 cm. A litt...