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People we wish we d met: Ian Graham

A direct descendent of Oliver Cromwell, grandson of the fifth Duke of Montrose and son of a Lord, Ian Graham's unlikely career, recording Mayan hirogliphs, was a mere by-product of his desperate attempt to sell a used car. Born in 1923, Graham would be an indifferent student, but . with his illustrious ancestry. expected …

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Olmec Contortionist Reliefs Uncovered in Mexico - Archaeology Magazine

Olmec Contortionist Reliefs Uncovered in Mexico - Archaeology Magazine
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Centro INAH Tabasco recovers two Olmec reliefs of contortionists , from Tenosique

In addition to representing them in three-dimensional sculptures, the Olmec civilization, in its late phase (900-400 BC), also carved reliefs of cont

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Twin grumpy mouth reliefs of Olmec contortionists discovered in Mexico

Researchers have found two reliefs in Mexico that are tied to the ancient Olmec civilization.

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Ancient Olmec reliefs recovered by archaeologists in Mexico

Newly recovered reliefs both show a face with their arms crossed. Symbols also appear at the sides of the reliefs.

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