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This is called "Shark."

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The fossil record of sharks
reaches far past the dinosaurs.

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To the Hawaiians, Mano, god
and messenger of the gods;

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to the Mayans, xoc
fish carved glyphs.

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At Yaxchilàn, Lady Xoc
bleeds her tongue with a rope

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of thorns, opening the
way to the ancestors;

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and xoc of Pacal Palenque
could signify a foreigner?

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From the Gulf of Mexico
up the Mississippi

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beyond where the people
of Poverty Point preceded,

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xoc swim.

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Every doorway tells a story.

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That's kind of a reference
to the Mayan glyphs that

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go around those doors there.