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Photo 1
Cylinder seal from San Andrés, Tabasco, Mexico, showing the glyphs, including 3 Ajaw, the name of a day in the 260-day Mesoamerican calendar.
Photo 2
Greenstone plaque fragments with early glyphs from the same archaeological site at San Andrés. Fragments were probably from high status jewelry of the time.
Photo 3
The Naranjeño River flows through the Gulf Coast region in Mexico near Tabasco and the excavation site where the New World's earliest writings were discovered.
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