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"The whole Maya remains as discovered show the closest possible relation with the civilisation as it existed in Java and South-East Asia to what has been found in Yucatan. There is nothing to my mind that suggests that the form of civilisation is indigenous, and I should be inclined to hold that the temples at Java were the proto-types of what has been found in Yucatan.