The Popol Vuh (1908) - Page 6

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This page contains no handwritten text or illustrations. A vertical rule is visible along the right edge, likely a faint line impressed into the paper to guide the layout or a remnant of the paper-making and binding process. The small marks visible on the surface are not ink, but are instead "foxing"—a term for the brown spots that appear on old paper due to age, humidity, or mineral oxidation.