1930 Teeple Maya Astronomy Carnegie Institution Pub 403 Offprint Preprint 19 Fig
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1930 Teeple Maya Astronomy Carnegie Institution Pub 403 Offprint Preprint 19 Fig. Up for sale is an original earlyCarnegie Institution of Washington offprint:“Maya Astronomy” by John E. Teeple, Ph.D. — a classic technical work on Maya calendrics and astronomical records. 🧑 🏫 Author: John E. Teeple, Ph.D. Up for sale is an original early Carnegie Institution of Washington offprint: “Maya Astronomy” by John E. Teeple, Ph.D. — a classic technical work on Maya calendrics and astronomical records. Highlights: Original 1930 preprint/offprint from CIW Publication No. 403 Contributions to American Archaeology, No. 2 19 figures (charts/diagrams) + tables Oversize academic pamphlet format (approx. p. 29–115) Condition notes (important): front & back covers are loose/detached, with noticeable age-toning, edge wear, and handling marks. Interior pages appear generally readable with typical aging; please review photos for exact condition details and completeness. Item specifics (bullet point style with emojis) 📚 Title: Maya Astronomy 🧑 🏫 Author: John E. Teeple, Ph.D. 🏛️ Institution/Series: Contributions to American Archaeology, No. 2 🗓️ Year: 1930 (Aug. preprint from CIW Pub. 403) 📰 Format: Antique offprint/pamphlet / softcover-style issue 📄 Pages: 29–115 (as issued for this offprint) 📈 Illustrations: 19 figures (diagrams/tables) 📏 Size: Oversize (approx. 29 x 23 cm typical for this issue) 🗣️ Language: English 🏷️ Subject: Maya astronomy / Maya calendar studies Condition Acceptable/Reader copy — covers loose/detached, heavy age wear; interior shows typical toning. Additional details Includes only what is shown in the photos (no additional inserts or extras noted). Seller’s Note: Photos are part of the description—please zoom in to verify condition, completeness, and any markings before purchase. Keywords (for SEO) Maya astronomy, John E Teeple, Carnegie Institution of Washington, Publication 403, Contributions to American Archaeology, 1930 offprint, Maya calendar, archaeoastronomy, Mesoamerica research, antiquarian archaeology book, vintage academic pamphlet, Mayan calendrics, collectible ephemera, early 20th century scholarship
