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 | (Left) Aztec calendar stone depicting Tonaituh, the Fifth Sun, the face and symbol of our current epoch of the earth. (Right) Teotihuacan: emblem of Quetzalcoatl - 'Feathered serpent', who is also described in myths as a bearded, pale-skinned stranger who came from across the sea. |  |
 |  | (Far left) Nanahuatzin, the bubonic god, whose sacrifice ushered in the Fifth Sun. (Left) Hieroglyph for a cycle of time surmounting a pillar in the so-called 'Palace of the Quetzal Butterfly' at Teotihuacan |
| (Right) Stellar Venus symbol from Teotihuacan, dispensing influence downwards towards the earth. Compare with picture 9 in Egypt gallery 6. (Far right) Twin pumas back to back. Compare these to the Egyptian 'Akeru', back-to-back lions associated, like these at Uxmal, with the solstices. See Image 1, Egypt gallery 2. |  |  |
 |  | (Far left) Altar, La Venta. (Left) This seated figure from La Venta wears a similar head-dress to the Nemes head-dress worn by the Pharaohs of Ancient Egypt. |
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