Mayan Back Affixes 1 Font Family was designed by Scott T. Smith and published by Bonneville Electronics. Mayan Back Affixes 1 contains 1 styles and family package options. The Mayan Project is a Language System.”Mayan Back Affix 1″ is part of a bundle, The Mayan Project, but can be used independently.This is the first in a set of Back Affixes inspired by “A Catalog of Maya Hieroglyphs by J. Eric S. Thompson.”The glyphs are set in order on the keyboard the same as in the catalog.First type the desired Front affix and a Main Sign. Top, Bottom and Back Affixes are then placed to make a word.Top and bottom affixes are zero-width fonts. Not much good on their own without a lot of spaces. They are to be used with Main Signs and Portraits.The Mayan Project’s 2000 plus glyphs enables you to build complicated affix and main sign compilations.Designed for:Mayan research: Books, magazines, papers, online content, translation work, maps, Mesoamerican Studies, language study . . . etc..Advertising: Dig sites, vacation, community awareness,Art projects, web pages and contentPHDs, archaeologist, students . . . etc. . . .
