File:Chichen Itza Project staff 1924.jpg

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English: First Staff of the Carnegie Institution of Washington, Chichen Itza Project. From left to right: J.O. Kilmartin, engineer, U.S. Geological Survey; Monroe Amsden, assistant archeologist and paymaster; E.H. Morris, archeologist in charge of excavations, Mrs. Morris, artist, and S.G. Morley, Associate of the Institution in charge of the Chichen Itza Project. May 21, 1924.
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Author Jerome O. Kilmartin
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Chichen Itza Project staff. Yucatan, Mexico. 1924.

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