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| Source | Image is scanned reproduction of original photograph, appearing on the frontispiece of Gann's Maya cities, a record of exploration and adventure in middle America, published London in 1927 by Duckworth. |
| Author | Unknown photographer in employ of Thomas Gann |
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- 2003-11-06 20:47 Infrogmation 225×329× (23394 bytes) Thomas Gann with stucco idol he found at Tulum, 1920s
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| current | 04:25, 4 July 2010 | | 225 × 329 (23 KB) | Ivanpares | {{Information |Description= es la imagen de un arqueologo llamado thomas gann |Source= de wikipedia en ingles |Date= 03072010 |Author= us |Permission= forever |other_versions= }} Category:Archaeology |
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