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    An LDS Guide to the Yucatan
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    An LDS Guide to the Yucatan

    By Daniel Johnson, Jared Cooper and Derek Gasser

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    Enjoy the priceless history of the Yucatan in an LDS way! Let the authors walk you through different sites as they describe each site's history, architecture, and possible cultures. In addition to current scholarship and historical facts about each location, An LDS Guide to the Yucatan gives Book of Mormon comparisons from site to site and practical advice for traveling and boarding. Enhance your experience with the Yucatan Peninsula in this picture-filled guide to ancient sites.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCedar Fort Publishing & Media
    Release dateSep 11, 2012
    ISBN9781462103331
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