Latin American Antiquity: A Journal of the Society for American Archaeology, Volume 19, Issue 4The Society, 2008 - Indians of Central America |
Contents
ARTICLES | 339 |
Human Sacrifice at Pachacamac | 375 |
Corporate Power Strategies in the Late Formative to Early Classic Tequila Valleys of Central Jalisco | 414 |
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American Archaeology analysis Ancient Andean Archaeology architecture Arqueología Atetelco Beekman cacao central ceramic Cerro charcoal Chocolá circle Classic Colla combined dates complex construction core rejuvenation corporate craft provisioning cultural debitage defensive wall Department of Anthropology direct procurement domestic workshops Early edited Eeckhout elite Estudios evidence excavated facet platforms Figure geoglyphs groups guachimontones Guatemala Hirth History Huitzilopochtli human sacrifice Inca individuals Institute itinerant craftsmen Jalisco Late Intermediate Period Latin American Antiquity lesions Lima lineages Llano located Maya Mesoamerica Mexico Moche models Mortuary Mound murals Museum Navajas obsidian obsidian craft obsidian sources Pachacamac Pachuca patio percussion Peru political polyhedral cores Preclassic Prehispanic pressure blades pressure cores prismatic blades production pukaras quarry visitation region Research ritual Santley settlement shaft tombs social Society for American Southern Spearthrower Owl Stanish strategies suggest Taube Teotihuacan Tequila valleys Tikal tion Titicaca Basin Tiwanaku toponym trauma Ucareo Universidad Verano warfare Weigand Xochicalco