Ancient mesoamerica

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  Año 2011, Vol. 22, Número 1

  • MANIOC CULTIVATION AT CEREN, EL SALVADOR: OCCASIONAL KITCHEN GARDEN PLANT OR STAPLE CROP?

    Payson Sheets, Mónica Guerra, Adam Blanford, Christine Dixon

    págs. 1-11

    

  • WRITING IN SPACE: GLOTTOGRAPHIC AND SEMASIOGRAPHIC NOTATION AT TEOTIHUACAN

    Pierre Robert Colas

    págs. 13-25

    

  • THE ORIGIN OF ORTHOGRAPHIC HU FOR /W/ INNAHUATL

    Una Canger

    págs. 27-35

    

  • �REAL-TIME� CLIMATE EVENTS IN THE BORGIA-GROUP CODICES: TESTING ASSUMPTIONS ABOUT THE CALENDAR

    Chris Woolley, Susan Milbrath

    págs. 37-51

    

  • TECHNOLOGIES OF TIME: CALENDRICS AND COMMONERS IN POSTCLASSIC MEXICO

    Elizabeht Brumfiel

    págs. 53-70

    

  • SOWING THE BLOOD WITH THE MAIZE: ZAPOTEC EFFIGY VESSELS AND AGRICULTURAL RITUAL

    Adam T. Sellen

    págs. 71-89

    

  • SWIDDEN AGRICULTURE IN THE TIERRA FRÍA? EVIDENCE FROM SEDIMENTARY RECORDS IN TLAXCALA

    Aleksander Borejsza, Charles D. Frederick, Richard G. Lesure

    págs. 91-106

    

  • EVOLUTION OF THE MESOAMERICAN MOTHER CULTURE

    Hector Neff

    págs. 107-122

    

  • SHIFTING PATTERNS OF OBSIDIAN EXCHANGE IN POSTCLASSIC OAXACA, MEXICO

    Marc N. Levine, Arthur A. Joyce, Michael D. Glascock

    págs. 123-133

    

  • THE OBSIDIAN AND CERAMICS OF THE PUUC REGION: CHRONOLOGY, LITHIC PROCUREMENT,

    Geoffrey E. Braswell, Iken Paap, Michael D. Glascock

    págs. 135-154

    

  • IDENTIFYING A FORGED MAYA MANUSCRIPT IN UNESCO�S WORLD DIGITAL LIBRARY

    Markus Eberl, Hanns J. Prem

    págs. 155-166

    

  • KEEPING ABREAST OF THE MAYA: A STUDY OF THE FEMALE BODY IN MAYA ART

    Andrea J. Stone

    págs. 167-183

    

  • THE WEIGHT OF WATER: A NEW LOOK AT PRE-HISPANIC PUUC MAYA WATER RESERVOIRS

    Christian Isendahl

    págs. 185-197

    

  • WHY THE HEAD? CRANIAL MODIFICATION AS PROTECTION AND ENSOULMENT AMONG THE MAYA

    William N. Duncan, Charles Andrew Hofling

    págs. 199-210