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Drawing on new primary sources such as private diaries and city
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The Witch C'oxol Cheryl Pearlman Fujii Drawing on new primary sourcesThe wonderful tales offered in this bilingual collection provide readers with a new set of living stories that give insight into the current traditional ways and daily habits of Guatemala's Tz'utujil Maya people traditions that are fast disappearing. Anthropologist James D. Sexton and Maya storyteller Pedro Cholotio Temo have worked together for more than fifty years, collaborating on seven previous books, including Mayan Folktales: Folklore from Lake
