n—photo by Peter T. Furst/National Institute of Anthropology
and History, Mexico; Werner Forman Archive, Dr. Kurt Staven-hagen 
Collection/National Institute of Anthropology and History, Mexico. 54: From 
Mexico by Michael D. Сое (3d ed.), Thames and Hudson, New York, 1984. 55: Photo 
by Peter T. Furst—Rene Percheron/Artephot/ National Institute of Anthropology 
and History, Mexico. 56: Smithsonian
Institution, National Museum of the American Indian neg. # 17846—from Mysteries 
of the Mexican
Pyramids by Peter Tompkins, Harper 8c Row, 1976 (2). 59: Salvador
Guilliem; G. Dagli Orti/IGDA, Milan. 60: Kaz Tsuruta. 61: Fine Arts Museums of 
San Francisco, bequest of Harald J. Wagner. 62: From Mysteries of the Mexican 
Pyramids by Peter Tompkins, Harper 8c Row, 1976. 63: Michel Zabc. 64, 65: 
Richard A. DieM; William M. Ferguson and Mes-oamerica's Ancient Cities. 67: 
Rene Roland. 68, 69: Werner Forman Archive,
London; Salvador Guilliem/ National Institute of Anthropology and History, 
Mexico—G. Dagli Orti, Paris. 70, 71: Art by Time-Life Books; background William 
M. Ferguson
and Mesoamerica's Ancient Cities.
72, 73: Photo by Peter T. Furst/ National Institute of Anthropology and History,
 Mexico (2); background Eberhard Thiem, Lotos Film, Kauf-beuren. 74, 75: Art 
Institute of Chicago;
background Compania Mexi-cana Aerofottx 76, 77: G. Dagli Orti, Paris; 
background Companfa Mexi-cana Aerofoto. 78, 79: Photographed by Saburo Sugiyama 
(2). 80: Werner Forman Archive, London. 82, 83: From Aztechi by Eduardo Matos 
Moctczuma, photo by Salvador Guilliem,
Editorialc Jaca Books, Milan, 1989. 84: Kenneth Garrett, art in gold by Fred 
Holz. 86: Kenneth Garrett/National Institute of Anthropology
and History, Mexico—Scala, Florcnce/Biblioteca Nazionalc Ccn-trale, Florence. 
87: Werner Forman Archive, London/Museum fur Volkerkunde, Basel. 88, 89: Michel 
ZabcVNational Institute of Anthropology
and History, Mexico. 90: Bodleian
Library, Oxford (4)—courtesy John Carter Brown Library at Brown University. 91: 
Eberhard Thiem, Lotos
Film/Museum fur Volkerkunde, Vienna—Bodleian Library, Oxford (4). 92, 93: 
Enrique Franco Torri-jos—British Museum, London; copied by Donato Pineider, 
Florence/ Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana, Florence.
96, 97: Werner Forman Archive/Pigorini Museum, Rome— British Museum, London. 
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