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The Dragon in the Art and Iconography of Mesoamerica Victor. Arturo. Cabello. Reyes: Former Professor of American History, archaeo-explorer and researcher on various general topics. Professor Cabello is a specialist in Mayan and Olmec Iconography of the Ahaw in representations and art in general. Founding Member of the Board of Directors of A.R.C.O.M.I. (Association for the Rescue and Preservation of Indigenous Monuments of Puerto Rico and the Caribbean) He was considered by the wise Mayan of Yucatan Don José Díaz Bolio, his outstanding disciple. He lived in Mérida, Yucatán, Mexico under the tutelage of Don José Díaz Bolio, studying with him everything related to the cult of the Ahaw Kan (rattle) and its connotations in Mayan art and iconography. He has published several books in Mayan Culture (The Sacred Patron Mayan Canamayté and The Purple Rose and the Mayan Canamayte), among other books, and hundreds of articles in specialized magazines. For many decades he maintained spiritual relations and fraternal friendship with the Mayan Elders and Priests of Yucatan. Archaeo-explorer of the Center of the Central Cordillera and Sierra de Cayey, Puerto Rico, (5 decades) discovers dozens of settlements and ball games. He was part of the Masonic High Bodies of the U.S. and is a Founding Member of the Eternal Spring Lodge of the Valleys of Cidra, Puerto Rico. P.M. Lodge Fénix Valles de Cayey, P.R. and member of the High Chamber of Freemasons of Puerto Rico. He is currently retired.