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Popol Vuh Research Guide

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The Popol Vuh preserves a K'iche' Maya creation, hero, and dynastic narrative in a colonial manuscript tradition; older Indigenous roots are well motivated, but the earlier source trail is not extant.

The manuscript and narrative content are strongly documented, but the earlier source and precolonial form are not fully recoverable.
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