Gaspar Culan the younger didn't believe the sun was a God: The sun was not "Our Father."
An edition of The Toe Bone and the Tooth: An Ancient Mayan Story Relived in Modern Times
(2003)
The Toe Bone and the Tooth: An Ancient Mayan Story Relived in Modern Times
Leaving Home to Come Home
by Martín Prechtel
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The Toe Bone and the Tooth: An Ancient Mayan Story Relived in Modern Times: Leaving Home to Come Home
April 25, 2004, Element Books Ltd.
Paperback
in English
0007142684 9780007142682
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The Toe Bone and the Tooth: An Ancient Mayan Story Relived in Modern Times: Leaving Home to Come Home
April 25, 2004, Element Books Ltd.
in English
0007142684 9780007142682
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The Toe Bone and the Tooth: An Ancient Mayan Story Relived in Modern Times: Leaving Home to Come Home
February 25, 2003, Thorsons
in English
0007142676 9780007142675
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The Toe Bone and the Tooth: An Ancient Mayan Story Relived in Modern Times: Leaving Home to Come Home
February 25, 2003, Thorsons
Hardcover
in English
0007142676 9780007142675
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