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p. 86
(THE ARMORIAL BEARINGS OF YUCATAN) 1

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FIG. 6--The armorial bearings of Yucatan.
(Chumayel MS.) / [p. 26 C] 2
Footnotes
86:1 Compare legend accompanying this coat of arms with the figurative geographical description on page 126.
86:2 Naum Pech, head-chief at Motul, welcomed the Spaniards (Brinton 1882, pp. 2 and 235). He was baptised Don Francisco de Montejo Pech and later wrote a chronicle of the Conquest (Martinez 1926, p. 25).
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