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HABERLAND, Wolfgang, American Indian Art / Die Kunst des Indianischen Amerika (in English and in German), Museum Rietberg, Zurich. Maya, Veracruz ballgame sculpture, Preclassic figurines, West Coast Mexico, plus Peruvian textiles. Maya section features vases, Jaina figurines and stelae. 408 p, and lots of maps, hardcover, printed with Swiss quality. $100. No. 6128
HARTUNG, Horst, DIE ZEREMONIALZENTREN DER MAYA, (in German) hardcover 11" x 14" w/36 glossy pages of photos, maps and reconstructions of Maya sites with 7 large foldout sit maps. 179 p., $250. No. 6129
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The following three xerographic volumes are sold together as a set, $100 complete. These describe the architectural discoveries of the 1989 fieldwork of F.L.A.A.R. in the Chenes area. Only 100 copies printed, so get your set while they last. No. 6130
HELLMUTH, Nicholas First Season Photography and Analysis of Standing Architecture at SANTA ROSA XTAMPAK, CAMPECHE, MEXICO, 146 p, plus full page photographs
HELLMUTH, Nicholas, Wood That Has Lasted ONE THOUSAND YEARS; Lintels and Vault Beams in MAYA Temples and Palaces, full page photographs of Xtampak, Uxmal, Tikal.
HELLMUTH, N., AN INTRODUCTION TO CHENES, PUUC AND RIO BEC PALACES: THE EXAMPLE OF THREE PALACES AT SANTA ROSE XTAMPAK, 124 p.
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HELLMUTH, N., ADVANCES IN KNOWLEDGE OF THE MONUMENTAL ARCHITECTURE OF SANTA ROSA XTAMPAK, 231 p with plenty of photographs, all full page size. Thorough architectural discussion of Puuc, Chenes, and Rio Bec intermingling of palace facade styles. $50 (only 40 copies printed). No. 6131
If all four volumes are ordered together, price is $120 (save $30). This offer also valid to all those who ordered the other three Xtampak reports earlier, just send $20 + $5 postage for the fourth volume, and save $30. No. 6131a
The next three xerographic work books spiral bound for the 1996 4th International Conference (sold ONLY as a complete set), total approximately 745 pages - packed with iconography, style, and archaeological information, $100. There are only 35 sets available for the entire world. No. 6309
HELLMUTH, N., I conography of Seven Maya Ballplayers: Rio Usumacinta or Calakmul, 155 Pages
text, 33 illustrations.
HELLMUTH, N., Iconography of Maya Sculpture in Mexico, 2 volumes, total 165 pages text, 98 illlustra-tions.
HELLMUTH, N., All Eight Ballplayer Stelae of Bilbao, Cotzumalhuapa, 152 p. text, 162 illustrations, (total 314 pages).
HELLMUTH, N., All THE BALLPLAYER DECAPITATION STELAE of Aparicio, Vega de Alatorre, Veracruz, Mexico. 1996, F.L.A.A.R., 38 p., includes the first publication of the decapitation stela in the Denver Museum of Natural History. $20. No. 6315
HELLMUTH, N., AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHIC INTRODUCTION to the various pre-Hispanic Rubber Ballgames of Mexico, Belize, Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras: Olmec, Maya, Teotihuacan, Mixtec, Aztec, El Tajin. 1995, F.L.A.A.R., 311 pages filled with descriptive entries on the ballgame. Reviews and discusses everything ever written on the ancient ballgames of Mesoamerica, then informs the reader which theories are useful, and which are nonsence. This is a copy of the author's own notebook ( in other words, a work-in-progress). Even in its preliminary state it contains a wealth of information and serves as a standard desk reference on iconography and archaeology of the ballgames. This bibliography will save you weeks of searching for information elsewhere, since everything is neatly in alphabetical order and is cleverly cross-referenced. A steal at $20 for so much data. No. 6316
HELLMUTH, N., Four Peten Style Plates showing Hunters surrounded by their Pack of Yapping Dogs
1996, F.L.A.A.R., 18 pages in addtion to many illustrations, mostly scanned images of polychrome plates. This is one of the first publications resulting from Hellmuth's project to photograph all Maya art in Japan. Simultaneously this is one of the first workbooks of any Maya Weekend to feature Adobe Photoshop enhanced digital images, a boon to iconography because you can see the features of the ancient painting so clearly. $20. No. 6319
HELLMUTH, N., Headdresses and Skirts shared by Deer Hunters and Ballplayers, 1996, F.L.A.A.R., 86 pages, including one of the first computer enhanced images which rescued images from a faded po lychrome Maya vase. This is the juiciest icongraphic report to result from the last five years of research on ballgame iconography as well as the first monograph-length report on the iconography of hunting in polychrome Maya ceramic art. $40. No. 6317
HELLMUTH, N., HUNTING pictured on Early Classic Maya Pottery: Cylindrical Tripods and Basal Flange Bowls, 1996 F.L.A.A.R., 60 pages plus lots of photographs, mostly of Maya polychrome art never previously published. The author is known for his work on the Early Classic period. $30. No. 6320
HELLMUTH, N., THE ESCUINTLA HOARDS, Teotihuacan art in Guatemala; large format photographs, not published elsewhere; includes ballgame decapitation ritual, 70 p. Only a few copies left, $30 each while they last. No. 6132
HELLMUTH, N., THE OLD DEER HUNTER AND THE WOMAN RIDING THE MYTHICAL DEER: The Actun Balam Vase, Belize, Tepeu 3 and the Prototype Actun Balam Scene, Peten, Tepeu 1, 1996, F.L.A.A.R., 18 pages crammed with iconography. Features photographs never before published from the F.L.A.A.R. archives (as you come to expect from all F.L.A.A.R. publications). This is the first re-analysis of the Actun Balam vase which points out the several key features shared with ballplayer scenes, (hint: some enactments of the Maya ballgame were the re-enactment of the Hero Twins out hunting; you drag your prey back to the ballcourt, "hunt" them in the ballgame, and then slay them...). In the Pseudo God L report you find out that other ballgames were the re-enactment of battles where one team fought the captives...Now you know why some ballplayers wear warrior's outfits and other ballplayers wear deer hunter outfits (and why other hunters are dressed as deer...). All the information is in this series of workbooks for the annual BCC-FLAAR Maya symposium. $20. No. 6318
HELLMUTH, N., The Pseudo-God L Headdress on Warriors and on Ballplayers, 1996, F.L.A.A.R., 27 pages of infomative text and illustrations. The first complete and concise differentiation between God L's various headdresses, includes abundant iconographic analyses not available in other discussions of Maya deities. This report is especially useful for Yaxchilan and Bonampak (both the stelae and the murals), and is a key source for identification of ballplayer headdresses on polychrome vases. $20. No. 6321
HELLMUTH, N., PRE-COLUMBIAN BALLGAME, regional ballgame variants are distinguished for the first time; previously unpublished vases show that the Peten Maya did not normally use a yoke during the game; 74 p. Only about 5 copies left, $40 each while they last. No. 6133
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HELLMUTH, N. (ed.), TZAKOL AND TEPEU MAYA POTTERY DRAWINGS by Barbara van Heusen, Persis Clarkson, and Lin Crocker. ca. 45 large format, rollout line drawings, Two parts, 2nd part is 70 pages text. Rare edition, as this is a printer's proof, only 150 copies produced - ONLY 3 SETS LEFT WITH STAMPED PORTFOLIO COVER. A limited edition that will never be re-done in the present arrangement.
(a) FULL SET OF ALL AVAILABLE DRAWINGS, $250, with hand made cloth portfolio cover, with text.
(b) bond paper set (some drawings were only done on bond paper), $150. Loose portfolio.
(c) text for bond set, $10 (total price for bond drawings plus text, $160)
copies of the set A, B, and text are in stock and available for immediate shipment. No. 6134
HELLMUTH, N., BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE 16TH-20TH CENTURY MAYA OF THE SOUTHERN LOWLANDS: CHOL, CHOL LACANDON, YUCATEC LACANDON, QUEJACHE, ITZA, AND MOPAN. Hellmuth's first publication! 114 p. Actually this is one of the best introductions to the Lacandon Maya available. If you believe that the Lacandon are the descendants of the Maya who built Bonampak, Yaxchilan or Palenque, then you need to read Hellmuth's Introduction in this standard reference work on Lacandon ethnography and ethnohistory. Only $25. Includes a review of Maya ethnohistory and problems of ethnographic analogy in Maya archaeology. No. 6135
HELLMUTH, N., TIKAL COPAN: A General Introduction to Maya Art, Architecture & Archaeology includes travel information. Revised edition (1978), 214 p, hundreds of photographs, easily the most popular book Hellmuth has written, which has taken the book into Out of Print status; a few copies left, $50 while they last. Lots of photos of MAYA POTTERY, most of which is not anywhere else published. No.6136
HELLMUTH, N., CATALOG OF TZAKOL PERIOD MAYA ART IN SITE REPORTS AND IN MUSEUMS AND PRIVATE COLLECTIONS: Guatemala, Mexico, USA, Canada and Europe, Vol. II: Maya Cylindrical Tripods. This is the only catalog of all known Early Classic cylindrical tripods from the museums and private collections throughout the world. Sections include stuccoed-and-painted, polychrome painted, negative painted, etc. Lists all hieroglypohic inscriptions. Pots in private collections are compared and contrasted with all known examples excavated from Chiapas, Peten, Belize, Honduras, and the highlands especially with tripods from Tikal and Uaxactun. 7 full page photographs, 247 pages of cogent description. Hardcover (library binding), $60; softcover, $40. No. 6137
HELLMUTH, Nicholas, Structure 5D-73, BURIAL 196, TIKAL, PETEN, GUATEMALA, 2 volumes, spiral bound, so many hundreds of illustrations we gave up counting maps, lots of architectural drawings of the pyramid and tomb chamber, rollout drawings of all the decorated vases, complete drawings of all the plates, pictures of all the jade in situ inside the crypt. $400 (we may have one set left). This opus was Hellmuth's B.A. honor's thesis (awarded a Summa cum Laude at Harvard). Burial 196 ("The Tomb of the Jade Jaguar") is the third largest Late Classic burial ever found in the entire Maya lowlands. The author spent several months inside the tomb and in the lab taking copious notes, doing exquisite drawings, and taking abundant photographs, making this the most thoroughly recorded burial ever excavated in Mesoamerica. No. 6138
HELLMUTH, N., THE SURFACE OF THE UNDERWATERWORLD: Iconography of the Gods of Early Classic Maya Art in Peten, Guatemala. 2 volumes. Due to more demand for the original edition (it sold out even at $300), we reprinted 30 copies. Spiral bound. $120 for the set. Hundreds and hundreds of beautiful line drawings. Twelve artists worked for years to produce these drawings. Over a decade of photography around the world went into the photographs from which the drawings were taken. These two volumes are the English original of Hellmuth's Ph.D. dissertation, the fancy edition printed in Graz, Austria. No. 6139
HELLMUTH, N., MONSTERS AND MEN, the complete German/English bi-lingual edition coffee-table version, printed in Graz, Austria, with 727 illustrations including lots of color photographs. Most of the Maya art herein has never previously been published.
Leather (real leather, hand bound), $200, autographed by the author,
edition listed to 100 copies, each copy hand numbered. No. 6140a
Hand bound, cover imbossed with Maya design, $150. autographed by
the author, edition limited to 100 copies, each copy numbered. No. 6140b
Regular edition, hardcover, $120 (this edition sold out) No. 6140c
This Graz edition has several advantages over the Ph.D. version, lots in color, lots not in the Ph.D. version, and additional text. Although the Graz edition is primarily in German, ALL CAPTIONS to all illustrations ARE IN ENGLISH. Most people buy both the Ph.D. version to get the complete text in English, then buy the Graz additional also to get all the color plus the updates (the additional data). If you buy both together, $200 (gives you three volumes, namely two volumes in English (Ph.D. version), plus one volume bi- lingual with color, Graz Monster and Men)
HERNANDEZ PONS, Elsa C. INVESTIGACIONES ARQUEOLOGICAS EN EL VALLE DEL RIO TULIJA TABASCO- CHIAPAS, UNAM, photos of Jaina-related figurines, Palenque style incense burners, over 200 p, with the only available photographs and map of Maya ruins of TORTEGUERO, source of stelae in Villahermosa museum, $43. Long out of print. Our copies are brand new; how is this possible? We bought them over 9 years ago but never opened the boxes since we have been so busy with our research projects. No. 6141
HILDSHEIM, DIE WELT DER MAYA, (in German), 264 color plates of precolombian artifacts with full page in depth analyses, descriptions and provenances, 14 articles in 284 pages w/175 beautiful color photographs of sites, stelae, codices, murals and artifacts. The authors of the articles are: Herbert Wilhelmy, Juan Antonio Valdes, Robert J. Sharer, Nicholas P. Dunning, Wolfgang W. Wurster, Oscar Quintana, Stephan D. Houston & David Stuart, David A. Freidel, Ted Leyenaar & Gerald W. van Bussel, Linda Schele, Nicholai Grube, T. Patrick Culbert, Diane & Arlene Chase, and Carolyn Tate. 636p., $150. No. 6142
HOUSTON, Stephen D., HIEROGLYPHS AND HISTORY AT DOS PILAS - Dynastic Politics of the Classic Maya, chronology of the site and its lords, 16 maps, 12 tables & more than 20 illustrations. 181p., $40. No. 6143
