Inhaltsangabe: Formative lifeways in central Tlaxcala

Weitere Verfasser:	Lesure, Richard G. , [HerausgeberIn]
Ort/Verlag/Jahr:	Los Angeles : Cotsen Institute of Archaeology Press, [2014]-.
Umfang/Format:	volumes : illustrations, maps ; 29 cm.
Schriftenreihe:	Monumenta archaeologica (Los Angeles, Calif.) v. 33
Schlagworte:	Indians of Mexico > Mexico > Tlaxcala (State) > Antiquities. Indians of Mexico > Mexico > Tlaxcala (State) > Social life and customs. Excavations (Archaeology) > Mexico > Tlaxcala (State) Social archaeology > Mexico > Tlaxcala (State) Regionalism > Mexico > Tlaxcala (State) > History > To 1500. Tlaxcala (Mexico : State) > Antiquities.

Inhaltsangabe:

Volume 1. Excavations, ceramics, and chronology. Chapter 1. Formative lifeways in central Tlaxcala : an introduction / Richard G. Lesure
Chapter 2. Amomoloc / Jennifer Carballo and Richard G. Lesure
Chapter 3. Tetel / Richard G. Lesure and David M. Carballo
Chapter 4. Las Mesitas / Jennifer Carballo and David M. Carballo
Chapter 5. La Laguna : overview of site / Aleksander Borejsza and David M. Carballo
Chapter 6. La Laguna : site mapping and domestic excavations in areas D and H / David M. Carballo
Chapter 7. La Laguna : Formative contexts away from the site center / Aleksander Borejsza and Isabel Rodríguez López
Chapter 8. Contexts / Richard G. Lesure, Aleksander Borejsza, Jennifer Carballo, David M. Carballo, and Isabel Rodríguez López
Chapter 9. Pottery : description and typology / Richard G. Lesure, Isabel Rodríguez López, Aleksander Borejsza, Jennifer Carballo, and David M. Carballo
Chapter 10. Stylistic and chronological analyses of figurines / Richard G. Lesure
Chapter 11. A Formative chronology for central Tlaxcala / Richard G. Lesure, Jennifer Carballo, David M. Carballo, Aleksander Borejsza, and Isabel Rodríguez López
Chapter 12. Macroregional research topics for Formative central Tlaxcala / Richard G. Lesure
Resumen en Español
Appendix A. Correlation between different systems of vessel form codes
Appendix B. List of lots with cross-references to features and refuse samples.