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Mesoamerica and the Ancient Near East


Daniel Peterson

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According to a private communication on Thursday from the University of Pennsylvania's Victor Mair that was shared with me, Paper 195, concerning "A Complex of Ritual and Ideology Shared by Mesoamerica and the Ancient Near East," written by John Sorenson and published in December 2009, continues to be an exceptionally popular item in that university's Sino-Platonic Papers series:

http://sino-platonic.org/

Some here may find it of interest.

Go down to the list of all of the Sino-Platonic Papers and, looking at the number in the left-hand column, scroll down to #195.

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According to a private communication on Thursday from the University of Pennsylvania's Victor Mair that was shared with me, Paper 195, concerning "A Complex of Ritual and Ideology Shared by Mesoamerica and the Ancient Near East," written by John Sorenson and published in December 2009, continues to be an exceptionally popular item in that university's Sino-Platonic Papers series:

http://sino-platonic.org/

Some here may find it of interest.

Go down to the list of all of the Sino-Platonic Papers and, looking at the number in the left-hand column, scroll down to #195.

Thanks for posting this link. I checked it out and it held a "plethora" of topics that seem real interesting. Did you notice the article about Aramaic influences in Asia?

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