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"I discovered the ruins of the great city of Coba," he writes, "through information found in a recent translation of the ancient Maya manuscript book of Chilan Balam of Chumayel. This describes the migration of the Itzas from Chichenitza to Coba, which is about fifty miles to the east of Chichenitza.