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   Southwest Merida
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1. Merida - Talk to Resident (Between Bank and Gatekeeper)
2. Southwest Merida - North near entrance to Yucatan

Edited by DreadPirateWesley





1. Snake and time
There are many snake statues in Maya. That's because the snake shedding its skin is the same as the passing of time. There are ruins of the ancient civilization in the outskirts of this town. Perhaps you can find something interesting there?
2. Statue of a snake
There are many snake statues in Maya, because the snake shedding its skin resembles the passing of time. This is easy to see, since the Mayans held time to a great importance. I should visit the ruins outside of Merida for a good chance of find statues. Once I get the area south-west of Merida, I should search around the pointy rock to the north.



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Statue of a Snake

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• Statue of a Snake ★★ (Religious legacy) Exp:330 Fame:165
  A snake statue, commonly seen in Maya. It is probably a rattlesnake. Rattlesnakes extend their joints each time they shed their skin and for this reason were respected by the Mayans who also respected the passage of time.

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• Search 4 Theology 6 Unlock 4

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• Southwest Merida
  

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• Quest Mediation Permit 1