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Examining a wide range of archaeological data, and using it to explore issues such as the
sexual body, mind/body dualism, body modification, and magical practices, Lynn Meskell …

The archaeological identification of individuals has been an important component of both
processual attempts to characterize social organization by the treatment of individuals in …

The ancient Maya and other Mesoamerican peoples showed an intense interest in invoking
the senses, especially hearing, sight, and smell. The senses were flagged by graphic …

This final chapter situates Classic Maya burials within the greater landscape of Maya
communities and kingdoms. As is true of most lineage-organized societies, ancestors …

Spain by Bernardino de Sahagún have been shortened to Sahagún, Book No., vol. no.: pg.
no., as the book number is what distinguishes one volume from another, with the exception …

An important new look at Cold War art on both sides of the Atlantic In October 1962, a set of
blurred surveillance photographs brought the world to the brink of nuclear apocalypse …

This paper reviews recent archaeological research concerning Classic Maya lowland
political systems (ca. AD 250–1000). It focuses specifically on (1) subsistence practices …

The Classic Maya esteemed jadeite not only for its preciousness and beauty but also as
stone of great symbolic import. This paper examines the religious significance of jade and …

Emerging leaders may replicate and expand traditional rituals to integrate increasingly
larger numbers of people, advance political agendas, and situate political change within …