Palo Alto,CA, Estados Unidos: Peek Publications, 1966.

300 p.: il, 25 cm.

Introduction: Mesoamerica:Its geographic limits, ethnic composition and cultural characteristics...p.1: Paul Kirchhoff
The earliest man:The second mammoth and associated artifacts at Santa Isabel Iztapan, Mexico...p.15:Luis Aveleyra A. de Anda.
New evidence of antigquity of Tepexpan and other Human remains from the valley of Mexico...p.32:R. F. Heizer and S.F. Cook
The domestication of agriculture and the origins of sedentary life:Ancient Mesoamerican civilization....p.39:Richard S. MacNeish.
Microenvironments and mesoamerican phehistory....p.46:M.D. Coe and K.V. Flannery.
Crops, soils and culture in America...p.51:Ralph Linton.
The agricultural basis of urban civilization in Mesoamerica...p.60:Angel Palerm.
Cultural ecology of nuclear Mesoamerica...p.75:William T. Sanders.
Mexico:Michael D. Coe...p.86:Reviewed by William T. Sanders.
Swidden Agriculture and the Rise of Maya civilization...p.89:D.E. Dumond.
An agricultural study of the Southern Maya Lowlands...p.105:Irsula M. Cowgill.
Agriculture and the Theocratic State in Lowland Southeastern Mexico...p.119:Robert F. Heizer.
The ancient maya:Reconstructing settlement pattern and structure social.
Problems concerning prehistoric settlement patterns in the Maya lowlands...p.127:Gordon R. Willey.
The Khmer settlement pattern: a possible analogy with that of the maya....p.135:Michael D. Coe.

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