where can I find a scale copy of chichen itza?
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The name is often represented as Chichén Itzá in Spanish and other languages to show that both parts of the name are stressed on their final syllables. In the Yucatec Maya language (still in use in the area, and written with the Roman alphabet since the 16th century) this stress follows the normal rules of the language, and so it is written without diacritics. Both forms are attested in literature on the subject, including in scholarly works. Other references prefer to employ a more rigorous orthography, using Chich'en Itza. This form preserves the phonemeic distinction between [ ch' ] and [ ch ], since the base word ch'en meaning "well (of water)" begins with a glottalized affricate ( in IPA notation, [tʃʼ]) and not a voiceless (non-glottalized) one ([tʃ]).\n\nThe Maya name "Chich'en Itza" means "At the mouth of the well of the Itza (people)". Although this was the usual name for the site in pre-Columbian times, it is also referred to in the ancient chronicles as Uucyabnal, meaning "Seven Great Rulers".\n\nIn 1839 United States travel writers Benjamin Norman, followed the next year by John Lloyd Stephens, visited and published accounts of the ruins of Chichen Itza. Various other expeditions made further examinations of the ruins in the following decades. In 1901 the United States Consul to Yucatán, Edward H. Thompson bought Chichen Itza (as the ruins had no protected status then) and moved there with his Maya wife, and spent some 30 years doing amateur archeology there, including dredging the first artifacts out of the Sacred Cenote. In 1924 the Carnegie Institution and Harvard University began a 20 year excavation project directed by Sylvanus G. Morley, which included restoring two sides of the Castillo. In 1961 the Sacred Cenote was dredged more thoroughly by Mexico's National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH). In the 1980s INAH excavated some additional buildings and restored the other two sides of the Castillo.\n\nChichen Itza is today a World Heritage Site and is a very popular tourist destination; it is the most visited of the major Maya archaelogical sites. Many visitors to the popular tourist resort of Cancún make a day trip to Chichen Itza, usually with time to view only a portion of the site.\n\nRecently, climbing the "castle" is forbidden because an elderly woman had fallen to her death several months ago, and is therefore closed. Another reason for its closure is the restoration of the site, as thousands of visitors would climb it everyday. A third reason which was recently given was that these visitors, (or a majority of them), would sit, and then ride down the narrow stairs, rather than walking them. This made the steps very slippery and eroded some of the stone over time. -A recent visitor supplied this information
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go to microsoft. if you can't download it on the web, they will send you a copy of it, but you have to request it.
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Try the Encarta Encyclopedia online, it should be in there.
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try this link:http://www.warpedtour.com/pre06map/index.php
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try www.cavemanbooks.com\nIf they don't have it they will locate it for you! And it's not expensive!! I know the people who run the company and it's small and private so it's really helpful!\nGood luck!
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Found it on the TASCAM Site  I also have the PDF file if you want a copy e-mailed.
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You can purchase it.  I have it, but it would be a copyright violation to copy/scan it for you.
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You can either go to mexico or buy it at ebay\n\n  Y Soy Rebelde
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Look it up using a torrent client or go to youtube or meta to see if they have it.
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I tried looking for the answer myself and I found this cd... http://www.towerrecords.com/product.aspx?pfid=4551542&title=Rhythms+Del+Mundo+Cuba&artist=Rhythms+Del+Mundo+Cuba\n\nCheck it out, I think this is what you're looking for. Hope I helped!
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Go to their website - you can download it for free or buy it.
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try looking for it on limewire
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You might want to try searching for it on ebay.  I've seen a number of full versions of it there for less than $100.\nhttp://www.ebay.com
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Learning Maya 7: The Special Effects Handbook Book/DVD Guide\nISBN: 1897177011
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Yes - you can make a copy.  They just will not be accepted anywhere.
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you could try downloading it off of limewire.
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You could try here: http://www.oldversion.com/program.php?n=morpheus\n\n"Oldversion.com - because newer isn't always better" :-)