Ancient Mesoamerican Cosmological Symbol - Four-Part World Glyph #3777551 (License: Personal Use)

This monochrome glyph features a central dot surrounded by a four-armed cross, enclosed within progressively larger rounded square frames-reflecting ancient Mesoamerican concepts of spatial and temporal order. The design echoes codex illustrations from the Aztec and Maya traditions, where such symbols denoted the quincunx cosmology: four world quarters plus the axis mundi. Its symmetry and layered structure suggest ritual, calendrical, or astronomical significance.

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