Ancient mesoamerica

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  Año 2017, Vol. 28, Número 2

  • Regional population structure in postclassic Mexico

    Corey S. Ragsdale

    págs. 357-369

    

  • Life-giver: The pre-hispanic nahua concept of “father” through colonial written sources

    Julia Madajczak

    págs. 371-381

    

  • Salvaging recurring themes of historical memory in the Cohuixca Province of Tepecoacuilco (Cohuixcatlacapan), Guerrero, Mexico, 1460 to 1580

    Amos Megged

    págs. 383-401

    

  • Two fragments of an ancient mantic manuscript in San Bartolo Yautepec, Oaxaca

    Sebastián van Doesburg, Javier Urcid Serrano

    págs. 403-421

    

  • A Maya Curia Regis: Evidence for a hierarchical specialist order at Xultun,Guatemala

    William Saturno, Franco D. Rossi, David Stuart, Heather Hurst

    págs. 423-440

    

  • Ancient Maya settlement, interaction spheres, and geopolitics in South-Centra Quintana Roo, Mexico

    Laura P. Villamil, R. Jason Sherman

    págs. 441-461

    

  • Cycles of death and rebirth in Mesoamerican cultural astronomy and the calendar

    Anne S. Dowd

    págs. 465-473

    

  • Venus lore in the postclassic Maya codices: Deity manifestations of the morning and evening star

    Gabrielle Vail

    págs. 475-488

    

  • Maya astronomical observations and the agricultural cycle in the postclassic Madrid codex

    Susan Milbrath

    págs. 489-505

    

  • A cyclic-time model for eclipse prediction in Mesoamerica and the structure of the eclipse table in the Dresden codex

    John Justeson

    págs. 507-541

    

  • Stela D: A sundial at Copan, Honduras

    María Cristina Pineda de Carias, Nohemy L. Rivera, Cristina M. Argueta

    págs. 543-557

    

  • Solar observatory or allegory? Calakmul'S group e-type complex form and function

    Anne S. Dowd, Anthony F. Aveni, Ramón Carrasco Vargas

    págs. 559-583

    

  • An overview of “Mesoamerican cultural astronomy and the calendar”

    Anthony F. Aveni

    págs. 585-586