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Discovered by Mayanist Wilhelm Östentner in 1917, this mask granted its wearer the ability to comprehend the Dresden Codex of pre-Spanish Mayan glyphs. Wilhelm was the first and last to wear it in modern times, however, as it also transformed its wearer into a serpent by day and a jaguar by night, a servant to the gods Kukulan and Ek Chuah.
