Maya Ruins of Tikal, Signed Otherworldly Treetop Photo by National Geographic Published Photographer a high standard of living

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It was likely created in the 1970's or earlier

but was banned by the Thai government in 1965 as a conservation effort to ensure their marble reliefs are preserved for future generations

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Maya Ruins of Tikal, Signed Otherworldly Treetop Photo by National Geographic Published Photographer a high standard of livingThis awe inspiring otherworldly treetop photo of the Mayan Ruins of Tikal in Guatemala was taken and signed by professional photographer William Irvin. It is professionally mounted and framed with off white matting in a dark wooden frame with glass. The signature appears in the lower right corner of the matting, date unknown. William Irvin is a nature and wildlife photographer from Boulder, Colorado. His work has been exhibited throughout the U. S.,