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|a Tiesler, Vera
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|a The bioarchaeology of artificial cranial modifications :
|b new approaches to head shaping and its meanings in pre-Columbian Mesoamerica and beyond /
|c Vera Tiesler ; with a chapter contribution by Pilar Zabala.
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|a Interdisciplinary contributions to archaeology
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|a Includes bibliographical references and index.
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|a Introduction -- Part I. Interdisciplinary approaches to artificial cranial modification. Cultural frameworks for studying artificial cranial modifications : physical embodiment, identity, age, and gender ; Cranial expansion and artificial vault modifications ; Reconstructing ancient head-shaping traditions from the skeletal record ; Source compilation on head-shaping practices in Hispanic America / by Pilar Zabala -- Part II. Regional practices and their cultural meanings in pre-Columbian Mesoamerica and beyond. Meanings of head-shaping practices in Mesoamerica ; Emulating Olmec gods through head form. Origins and the preclassic period ; Head shapes in classic period Mesoamerica ; Growing up Maya. Gender, identity and dynasty ; Head-shaping during the second millennium. Postclassic and postcontact Mesoamerica ; Conclusions : new perspectives for studying head-shaping practices in Mesoamerica.
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|a Indians of Mexico
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|a Indians of Central America
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|a Human remains (Archaeology)
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