SOUTH COURT. 
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AMERICAN ABORIGINAL SCULPTURE. 
The South Court contains mainly reproductions of Central 
American antiquities. At the north end of the South Court are 
exhibited four Totem Poles, or Heraldic Columns, from British 
Columbia and Alaska. The two western ones were presented by 
Mr. Ed. E. Ayer. The carvings on these columns represent the 
crests of the owners. 
Xos. 1 to 6.— Stelae from the Ruins of Copan, Honduras. 
Altar, Village of Copan, Honduras. 
Nos. 8 to 12.— Altars from the Ruins of Copan, Honduras. 
No. 13. Idol from Quirigua, Guatemala. 
No. 14:. — Statue of Tlaloc; Mexico. 
No. 15. — Idol from Quirigua, Gautemala. 
No. 16.— Stela from Uxmal, Yucatan. 
Nos. 17 and 18.— Altars from the Ruins of Copan, Hon- 
duras. 
No. 19.— Large carving from Labna, Yucatan. 
No. 20.— Altar in shape of a monkey. 
Nos. 21 and 22.— Altars, Ruins of Copan, Honduras. 
Nos. 24 to 26.— Stone sculptures from S. Lucia, Cozuma- 
hualpa, Guatemala. 
No. 27. Frieze of a grave monument in Yucatan. Over 
the frieze are casts of a number of carved doorsteps. A series 
of photographs of Central American ruins are exhibited on the 
inside. 
No. 28 — Stone sculpture, Ruins of Copan, Honduras. 
