Mayas
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Names and connections
Maya Indians; Mayans
- Broader: Indians of Central America
- Broader: Indians of Mexico
- Narrower: Awakateko Indians
- Narrower: Biographical comic books, strips, etc.--Mayan influences
- Narrower: Chalchiteko Indians (Guatemalan people)
- Narrower: Chol Indians
- Narrower: Chontal Indians
- Narrower: Chorti Indians
- Narrower: Chuj Indians
- Narrower: English literature--Mayan influences
- Narrower: Huastec Indians
- Narrower: Ixil Indians
- Narrower: Jacalteca Indians
- Narrower: Kanjobal Indians
- Narrower: Kekchi Indians
- Narrower: Kowoj Indians
- Narrower: Lacandon Indians
- Narrower: Mam Indians
- Narrower: Mopan Indians
- Narrower: Motozintlec Indians
- Narrower: Pokomam Indians
- Narrower: Pokonchi Indians
- Narrower: Quiché Indians
- Narrower: Tojolabal Indians
- Narrower: Tzeltal Indians
- Narrower: Tzotzil Indians
- Narrower: Tzutuhil Indians
- Narrower: Urban Mayas
Up to 40 narrower headings are shown. Full Library of Congress authority record
Local answer status
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 9547710392042653184 · morton4x16-v1
Coordinates: (0, 20, 18692, 41984). The address interleaves categorical identifier bits. Nearby addresses are not guaranteed to describe semantically similar subjects.
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