Clasificación:
PV 970.0049708 G739:2
Autor:
Título:
Ancient mesoamerica: selected readings.
Edición:
2 ed.
Imp / Ed.:
Palo Alto,CA, Estados Unidos: Peek Publications, 1966.
Descripción:
366 p.: il, 25 cm.
Contenido:
Mesoamerica: Its geographic limits, ethnic composition, and cultural character...p.1: Paul Kirchhoff
Period, style and meaning in Ancient American Art...p.11:George Kubler.
Microenvironments and Mesoamerican prehistory...p.25:Michael D. coe and Kent V. Flannery.
Cultural ecology of nuclear Mesoamerica...p.35:William T. Sanders.
The second Mammoth and Associated Artifacts at Santa Isabel Iztapan, Mexico....p.45:Luis Aveleyra A. de Anda.
Ancient Mesoamerican civilization...p.65:Richard S. Mac Neish.
Early sedentary economy in the basin of Mexico...p.77:Christine Niederberger.
The agricultural basis of Urban civilization in Mesoamerica...p.101:Angel Palerm.
Gardens on Swamps...p.117:Pedro Armillas.
The myth of the Milpa:Agricultural expansion in the Maya lowlands...p.131:Norman Hammond.
The earliest lowland Maya:Definition of the Swasey phase...p.141:Norman Hammond, Duncan Pring, Richard Wilk, Sara Donaghey, Frank P. Saul, Elizabeth S. Wing, Arlene V. Miller, Lawrence H. Feldman.
Abaj Takalik:the Olmec style and its anteceents in Pacific Guatemala...p.163:JOhn A. Graham.
Settlement and cultural development at Chalcatzingo....p.177:David C. Grove, Kenneth G. Hirth, David E. Bugé, Ann M. Cyphers.
Obsidian trade routes in the mayan area...p.193:Norman Hammond.
The Itza of Tayasal, Petén....p.197:J. Eric S. Thompson.
Sixteenth and seventeeth century reports on the Chol Mayas....p.205:J. Eric S. Thompson.
Some Postclassic questions about the Classic Maya....p.221:Munro S. Edmonson.
The lords of the maya realm...p.229:Tatiana Proskouriakoff.
The Altun Ha Jade Plaque:Deciphering the inscription...p.239:Peter Mathews and David M. Pendergast.
The Mixteca-Publa concept in Mesoamerican Archeology:A re-examination...p.253:H.B. Nicholson.
Reading the Riddle of Ancient Jewels....p.259:Alfonso Caso.
Fundamental changes in the interpretations of the Mixtec codices...p.277:Nancyt p. Troike.
Archaeology and religion: a comparison of the Zapotec and Maya.....p.297:Joyce Marcus.
Architectural implications of daily life in ancient Tollán, Hidalgo, Mexico...p.315:Dan M. Healan.
The internal structure of Tenochtitlan....p.331:Edward E. Calnek.
The prehistoric Tepehuan of Northern Mexico...p.345:Carroll L. Riley, Howard D. Winter.
Human sacrifice and warfare as factors in the demography of Pre-colonial Mexico...p.353:S.F. Cook.
Period, style and meaning in Ancient American Art...p.11:George Kubler.
Microenvironments and Mesoamerican prehistory...p.25:Michael D. coe and Kent V. Flannery.
Cultural ecology of nuclear Mesoamerica...p.35:William T. Sanders.
The second Mammoth and Associated Artifacts at Santa Isabel Iztapan, Mexico....p.45:Luis Aveleyra A. de Anda.
Ancient Mesoamerican civilization...p.65:Richard S. Mac Neish.
Early sedentary economy in the basin of Mexico...p.77:Christine Niederberger.
The agricultural basis of Urban civilization in Mesoamerica...p.101:Angel Palerm.
Gardens on Swamps...p.117:Pedro Armillas.
The myth of the Milpa:Agricultural expansion in the Maya lowlands...p.131:Norman Hammond.
The earliest lowland Maya:Definition of the Swasey phase...p.141:Norman Hammond, Duncan Pring, Richard Wilk, Sara Donaghey, Frank P. Saul, Elizabeth S. Wing, Arlene V. Miller, Lawrence H. Feldman.
Abaj Takalik:the Olmec style and its anteceents in Pacific Guatemala...p.163:JOhn A. Graham.
Settlement and cultural development at Chalcatzingo....p.177:David C. Grove, Kenneth G. Hirth, David E. Bugé, Ann M. Cyphers.
Obsidian trade routes in the mayan area...p.193:Norman Hammond.
The Itza of Tayasal, Petén....p.197:J. Eric S. Thompson.
Sixteenth and seventeeth century reports on the Chol Mayas....p.205:J. Eric S. Thompson.
Some Postclassic questions about the Classic Maya....p.221:Munro S. Edmonson.
The lords of the maya realm...p.229:Tatiana Proskouriakoff.
The Altun Ha Jade Plaque:Deciphering the inscription...p.239:Peter Mathews and David M. Pendergast.
The Mixteca-Publa concept in Mesoamerican Archeology:A re-examination...p.253:H.B. Nicholson.
Reading the Riddle of Ancient Jewels....p.259:Alfonso Caso.
Fundamental changes in the interpretations of the Mixtec codices...p.277:Nancyt p. Troike.
Archaeology and religion: a comparison of the Zapotec and Maya.....p.297:Joyce Marcus.
Architectural implications of daily life in ancient Tollán, Hidalgo, Mexico...p.315:Dan M. Healan.
The internal structure of Tenochtitlan....p.331:Edward E. Calnek.
The prehistoric Tepehuan of Northern Mexico...p.345:Carroll L. Riley, Howard D. Winter.
Human sacrifice and warfare as factors in the demography of Pre-colonial Mexico...p.353:S.F. Cook.
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Notas:
Colección Nicholas Hellmuth
Ubicación de copias:
Museo Popol Vuh - Museo Popol Vuh -
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