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Description	Grafisch vereinfachtes Zahlensystem der Mayas
Date	25 November 2006
Source	Image:Maya.png
Author	Bryan Derksen
Permission ( Reusing this file)	Original is under the GFDL

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Original version was uploaded 13:06, 3 June 2005 by User:Neuromancer2K4 under the GFDL. CHelsea LaCsosyjdgn

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