Welcome to my hyperspace, and congratulations on successfully finding this page.

This page ain't gonna be very impressive 'til I figure
out how to get the GIF animation working on the above
graphic. The observant among you will note that this page
hasn't changed too much, but there are many changes within.

I built most of these pages as an exercise using HTML & Javascript
beginning in late 1995 and early 1996. I haven't had much time to update
them for the past few years, but I have made changes as appropriate.

If you have any comments, suggested links, or feedback as
to the accuracy of the content or technical problems with
these pages, don't hesitate to send 'em my way.

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Frames version of Ancient Mesoamerican Writing.
If you're not Frames compatible, use the older version.

New & In Progress

Or perhaps I should label this section "old and unfinished"?
I missed my flight to London to attend the Maya Glyph Conference
at the British Museum. I anticipated having a lot of new things to report.
It's a not a very long story, but I really don't want to talk about it right now....
I'll eventually be updating the pages conceived at the Texas Maya Meetings in
March. Several people told me about upcoming pages that they have in preparation,
and others have offered to contribute content to GB Online's Mesoamerica, including
Erik Boot's recent monograph on Hieroglyphs at Chichen Itza, and John Mongomery's
drawings of Maya Polychrome Ceramics. Other new pages in progress at this site are:

A reconstruction of Aubin Manuscript 20 from the Borgia Codex Group.
(With drawings from Eduard Seler's Codex Borgia, eine altmexikanische bilderschrift.)

Many updates to Aztec Writing, the most frequently visited page at this web site.

Class notes from my seminar presentation on writing HTML at the CDBMA.

The inverted glyph at the beginning of this section
comes to us courtesy of the Rabbit in the Moon web site.
If you haven't already seen these pages, check 'em out!

Expect to see a lot more of these BLACK PAGES and BLUE RIBBONS
thanks to the Free Speech Online campaign spearheaded . . .
by the Electronic Frontier Foundation & others.

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Fear not, the GB Online pages were at one
time certified as safe for all ages by Safe Surf,
a seemingly innocuous and ultimately untenable attempt
at censorship that seems to have disappeared from the Web.

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And I'm still particularly upset about the
Online Guitar Archives (OLGA)
being purged from the Web.

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Raving Linkers

UC Santa Barbara UCSB Anthropology Cool Web Sites The name speaks for itself.

Will Wager's OUSIA has a
Page for Mayanists
organized by content.

Actually, Will has basically dissappeared
and has stopped updating this page. It's now
mirrored in Germany. He never really got got
around to using this graphic I created for him.

Also visit the newsgroups:
sci.archaeology.mesoamerican
soc.culture.mexican

If you're not already using it, just get Netscape now, and see how the other 92% live.

Muchas Gracias to www.digits.com for providing the web-counter.
Special thanks to Royal Frazier and his most excellent tutorial pages on
gif animation for use of the animated Email GIF below. Also, check out the
GIF Animation Station for cool animated GIFS that you can add to your pages.

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Whenever trademarks, graphics, logos, etc are used on these pages
that aren't an original creation, further copyright information is
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