Ancient mesoamerica

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  Año 2014, Vol. 25, Número 2

  • Research Articles

    • A middle formative artifact excavated at arroyo pesquero, veracruz

      Carl J. Wendt, Henri Noel Bernard, Jeffery Delsescaux

      págs. 309-316

      

    • A reexamination of the birds in the central mexican codices

      Ashley E. Sharpe

      págs. 317-336

      

    • Terminal long count dates and the disintegration of classic period maya polities

      Claire E. Ebert, Keith M. Prufer, Martha J. Macri, Bruce Winterhalder, Douglas J. Kennett

      págs. 337-356

      

    • Areal shifts in classic mayan phonology

      Danny Law, John Robertson, Stephen Houston, Marc Zender, David Stuart

      págs. 357-366

      

  • Special section: Households make history in ancient mesoamerica

    • Introduction

      págs. 367-370

      

    • Leaders, farmers, and crafters: The relationship between leading households and households across the chan community

      Cynthia Robin, Laura J. Kosakowsky, Angela H. Keller, James Meierhoff

      págs. 371-387

      

    • Political transformations and the everyday in postclassic oaxaca

      Arthur A. Joyce, Marc N. Levine, Stacie M. King, Jessica Hedgepeth Balkin, Sarah B. Barber

      págs. 389-410

      

    • Working with clay

      Rosemary A. Joyce, Julia A. Hendon, Jeanne Lopiparo

      págs. 411-420

      

    • Sacred landscapes and building practices at uci, kancab, and ucanha, yucatan, mexico

      Scott R. Hutson, Jacob A. Welch

      págs. 421-439

      

    • Everyday action and the rise and decline of ancient polities: Household strategy and political change in postclassic xaltocan, mexico

      Kristin De Lucia, Lisa Overholtzer

      págs. 441-458

      

    • Houses of style: Consumption, adornment, and identity in formative tlaxcalan households

      David M. Carballo, Jennifer Carballo, Richard G. Lesure

      págs. 459-476