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    The Mayan Myth in 15 points
    The Mayan Myth in 15 points
    The Mayan Myth in 15 points
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    The Mayan Myth in 15 points

    By Flavio dominguez

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    As a decoder of the Aztec calendar, also known as Sun Stone in Mexico, I decided to write this text, to clarify some points and bare the myth of the Mayan prophecies of December 21st 2012. I provide solid arguments that can spread among your acquaintances, to expose the my

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFlavio dominguez
    Release dateDec 12, 2012
    ISBN9781301202973
    The Mayan Myth in 15 points
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    Flavio dominguez

    Escritor y descodificador del Calendario Azteca.

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