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"At University College," he said, "we are absolutely convinced that the Maya civilisation was directly derived from India. We regard it as certain that between the Fourth and the Twelfth Century there was a penetration from the South-East of Asia. The question of dating is admittedly difficult, but from the facts we have in our possession I should be inclined to think that Dr. Gann's dates may err by as much as three centuries."