Provo, UT, Estados Unidos : New World Archaeological Foundation, Brigham Young University, 1959-

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Papers of the New World Archaeological Foundation: no.21

Acknowledgements.--Introduction.--History.--Origin, the aztec conquest, the spanish conquest.--Territory and capital : political organization, religion, calendar, costume, agriculture and food, other cultural elements, commerce.--The archeological reconnaissance : Sites surveyed, San Pedro Buenavista, Pacú, El Rosario, Suchiapa, Agua del Hoyo, El Sumidero, Cahuaré, Cupasmí, Chiapa de Corzo, San Gregorio, San Sebastian, El Calvario, Preclassic ruins, Barrio de Santa Elena, Barrio de San antonio Abad, Barrio de San Jacinto, Barrio de Santo Tomás, Barrio de San Miguel, El Chorreadero, Nandalumí, Cupía, Monte Rico, Salvador Urbina, Nandayacutí, Ribera del Amatal, Cumbujuyú, El Parral, Julían Grajales, Acala, San Marcialito, chiapilla, Totolapa, Ostuta, Cerro Naranjo, Pueblo Viejo or Pochutla, Alemania, San Lucas, Santiago, other sites.--Prehistoric architecture : domestic bulding, ceremonial structures, fortifications.--Pottery : Type description.--Nimbalari Trichrome, Nambariti Polychrome, Nambariti Polychrome, Cupandayucú orange, Changuti coarse smudged, Pochota domestic, Nuricumbo domestic, Cumbujuyú domestic, Tres Picos Polychrome, Xadani Red-on-orange, Ventosa gray, Juchi Polished, Tenoch polished, Océlotl blac-on-orange, Ahuizote red-on-orange, Milamé Trichrome, San Antón Brown-on-White, Chorreadero Polychrome, Tlaloc vases, Mazariegos Glazed, Santuario Coarse, Becerra Red, Majólica, Ixtepec Red-on-cream, Unclassified pottery, figurines.--Implements and ornaments : clay implements, spindle whorls, separator, net weight, worked postsherd disks, stamps, stone, obsidian, flint, diorite, basalt, pyrite, amber, shell, bone, metal, gold, copper, iron.-- Burials.--Discussion and conclusions : History, cultural elements, reconnaisance, architecture, burials, implements, pottery, conclusions.--

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