694 [Vol. 43, No. 4,1978] Satterthwaite, Linton 1958 Five newly discovered carved monuments
at Tikal and new data on four others Page 1 694 AMERICAN ANTIQUITY [Vol. 43, No. 4,1978] …

The present chapter centers on the production and distribution of fine paste ceramics by
different riverine communities in the Usumacinta region between Tabasco and Chiapas as …

This study elucidates variation in early-life diet and geographic origin among the population
from the Inca site of Machu Picchu, Peru. In use during the 15 th and 16 th centuries, Machu …

This study presents a bioarchaeological approach to the Chinchorro preceramic population
that adapted to the coastal region of the south central Andes based on (1) the analysis of a …

Dental modifications, especially dental inlays, were one of the most characteristic biocultural
traditions in Ancient Mesoamerica. The main objective of this brief report is to identify the raw …

The binary model of acculturation and resistance conventionally used to describe
indigenous experiences in colonial contexts dichotomizes historical periods into phases of …

New technologies for archaeology: multidisciplinary investigations in Palpa and Nasca, Peru
Page 1 New Technologies for Archaeology forArchaeo Multidisciplinary Investi Page 2 Natural …

Archaeologists and students working at the Classic Maya site of Aguateca in the rain forest
of Guatemala were exhilarated at the sight of what they were unearthing. As they carefully …

This paper challenges the still-popular use of territory, materiality, genetics, and linguistics to
define a homogeneous and stable shared identity (or “diffuse unity”) for the Isthmo …

This is a slim volume of 13 papers in which archaeologists and bioarchaeologists are
expected to investigate the movements of population, but which really deal more widely with …