Excavations at San José Mogote 1 : the household archaeology
| Parallelsachtitel: |
Excavations at San José Mogote one |
|---|---|
| 1. Verfasser: |
Flannery, Kent V.
, [VerfasserIn]
Marcus, Joyce , [VerfasserIn] |
| Ort/Verlag/Jahr: |
Ann Arbor :
Museum of Anthropology, University of Michigan,
2005.
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| Umfang/Format: |
xxiii, 494 pages : illustrations, maps ; 28 cm. |
| Schriftenreihe: |
Prehistory and human ecology of the Valley of Oaxaca
v. 13. Memoirs of the Museum of Anthropology, University of Michigan no. 40. |
| Schlagworte: | |
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| 245 | 1 | 0 | |a Excavations at San José Mogote 1 : |b the household archaeology / |c by Kent V. Flannery and Joyce Marcus ; with a multidimensional scaling of houses by Robert G. Reynolds. |
| 246 | 3 | |a Excavations at San José Mogote one | |
| 264 | 1 | |a Ann Arbor : |b Museum of Anthropology, University of Michigan, |c 2005. | |
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| 490 | 1 | |a Memoirs / Museum of Anthropology, University of Michigan ; |v no. 40 | |
| 490 | 1 | |a Prehistory and human ecology of the Valley of Oaxaca ; |v v. 13 | |
| 504 | |a Includes bibliographical references (p. 480-486) and index. | ||
| 505 | 0 | |a List of Tables -- List of Illustrations -- Acknowledgments -- The Anthropological Problem and the Archaeological Site -- The Anthropological Problem -- The Formative before Monte Albçn -- The Espiridiùn Complex -- The Tierras Largas Phase -- The San JosÄ Phase -- The Guadalupe Phase -- The Rosario Phase -- The Founding of Monte Albçn -- How the Data Will Be Presented -- The Environmental Setting -- Bedrock Geology and Mineral Resources -- Soil, Water, and Agricultural Productivity -- The Regime of the RÆo Atoyac -- The "Original" Flora of the Etla Subvalley -- The "Original" Fauna of the Etla Subvalley -- Excavating Formative Household Units -- Traditional Houses -- The Dooryard -- Excavating Wattle-and-Daub Houses -- The Middle Formative Period and the Early Adobe House -- Household Activities, Part 1 -- Farming -- Farming Techniques -- Wild Plant Collecting -- Dog Raising -- Early Evidence for Domestication -- The Xoloitzcuintli or Pecoxolo -- The Use of Dogs in Feasts -- Congenital Tooth Loss in Formative Dogs -- Congenital Tooth Loss in Formative Oaxacan Dogs -- The Stunting of Limbs -- Selection for the Xoloitzcuintli: A Puzzle for the Future -- Hunting and Trapping -- Use of Small Game -- The Faunal Remains -- Storage -- Cooking -- Pottery Making -- The Ceramics of a Typical Residence -- Clay Sources Used -- Colorants -- Vessel Forming -- Burnishing -- Firing. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Exchanging Pottery with Other Regions -- The Procurement and Working of Chert -- Chert Sources -- Household Variation in the Use of Chert Sources -- The Uses of Chert Tools -- On the Scarcity of Projectile Points -- The Importation and Use of Obsidian -- Obsidian Tools -- Pires-Ferreira's Research, 1967-1973 -- Parry's Research, 1981-1983 -- A Cautionary Note about Neutron Activation -- The Sources of Obsidian Used at San JosÄ Mogote -- Interfamily Variation in Obsidian Sources Used -- Grinding Corn (and Other Materials) -- One-Hand Manos -- Two-Hand Manos -- Metates -- Possible Ritual Metates -- Mortars, Pestles, and Mullers -- Canicas -- Tree Felling and Woodworking -- Household Activities, Part 2 -- Basket Making -- Sewing -- The Sharpening of Awls and Needles -- "Cutting Boards" or "Whetstones," -- Soft Hammering -- Pressure Flaking -- The Manufacture of Sherd Disks -- The Weaving of Mats -- Net Making -- Textile Weaving -- Salt Making -- The Importation and Working of Mollusk Shell -- Chronological Change in Shell Working -- Common Mollusks at San JosÄ Mogote -- Polishing Iron Ore Mirrors -- MÜssbauer Spectroscopy -- The Four Main Iron Sources -- The Limits of San JosÄ Mogote's Control over Iron Ore Sources -- The Crushing and Grinding of Hematite -- The Cutting and Trimming of Mica -- Ancestor Ritual -- Social Changes Reflected in Figurines -- Large Hollow White-Slipped "Dolls," | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Dancing in Masks and Costumes -- Singing and Chanting -- Divination -- Ritual Bloodletting -- Ritual Use of Exotic Birds, Mammals, and Reptiles -- Musical Instruments -- Sources of Feathers -- Ritual Offerings -- Personal Ornamentation -- Raiding -- A Maori Analogy -- Interpreting Burned Houses -- The Mounting Evidence for Warfare -- The Origin of War: Kelly's Model -- Palisades, Men's Houses, Powdered Tobacco, and Lime -- An Introduction to Area C -- The Threshing Floor Sector -- The Stratigraphy of Area C -- A Note on Chronology -- AREA C: HOUSES OF ESPIRIDIîN AND TIERRAS LARGAS TIMES -- The Espiridiùn Complex -- House 20 -- The Early Tierras Largas Phase -- House 19 -- The Middle Tierras Largas Phase -- Feature 21: A Tierras Largas Phase Palisade -- Another Possible Section of Palisade in Squares S28 and S29 -- Feature 66 -- Domestic Middle Tierras Largas Phase Features -- Feature 22 -- Feature 23 -- Feature 42 -- Feature 48 -- The Zone G Midden -- The Late Tierras Largas Phase -- House 18 -- The Zone F Midden -- The Tierras Largas Phase/San JosÄ Phase Transition -- AREA C: HOUSES OF THE EARLY SAN JOSâ PHASE -- House 15 -- Feature 27 -- Feature 29 -- Feature 37 -- The Zone E Midden -- The Zone E/Zone D Contact -- AREA C: HOUSES OF THE MIDDLE SAN JOSâ PHASE -- Zone D of the Control Section -- House 6 -- Feature 32 -- House 5 -- House 2 -- Feature 105 -- Insights from Artifact Plotting -- House 3. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a House 11 -- House 9 -- Features Associated with House 9 -- Insights from Artifact Plotting -- House 1 -- Insights from Artifact Plotting -- Burials 1 and 2 -- House 10 -- House 4 -- Feature 35 -- Feature 46 -- Feature 39 -- Insights from Artifact Plotting -- The Zone D2 Midden -- Isolated Middle San JosÄ Phase Features -- Feature 49 -- Feature 54 -- Feature 31 -- AREA C: HOUSES OF THE LATE SAN JOSâ PHASE -- Zone C of the Control Section -- House 7 -- House 14 -- The House 14 Upper Floor -- The Dooryard Midden -- Feature 24 -- Ashy Hollow in Bedrock -- The Zone C Midden -- Area C: Epilogue -- Feature 25 -- Animal Bones from the San JosÄ /Guadalupe Interface -- Evidence for Rosario Phase Cannibalism: Feature 47 -- An Introduction to Area A -- The Stratigraphy of Area A -- Bedrock -- Zone D -- Zone C -- Zone B -- Zone A -- Backfilling -- The Colonization of Area A -- Postholes and Features in Bedrock -- Household Unit E -- Feature 7 -- The Zone D Midden -- Zone D3 -- Zone D2 -- Zone D1 -- AREA A: HOUSES OF THE MIDDLE SAN JOSâ PHASE -- Household Unit C4 -- Feature 5 -- Insights from Artifact Plotting -- Household Unit C3 -- Features in the Dooryard -- Feature 2 -- Feature 6 -- Feature 3 -- Feature 8 -- Insights from Artifact Plotting -- Household Unit C2 -- Features Associated with Household Unit C2 -- Feature 1 -- Feature 4 -- Insights from Artifact Plotting -- Household Unit C1. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Insights from Artifact Plotting -- An Introduction to Area B -- The Stratigraphy of Area B -- Bedrock -- Zone C -- Zone B -- Zone A -- A TIERRAS LARGAS Phase Feature from Area B -- Feature 65 -- Area B: the Earliest Occupation of the Lower Terrace -- Postholes and Features in Bedrock -- Feature 58 (The Cistern) -- Feature 50 -- Feature 59 -- Material From Bedrock Depressions Found While Cleaning the Area B Profile -- Area B: Houses 16 and 17 -- House 17 -- 1. Material Lying Directly on the House 17 Floor -- 2. Items Deliberately Buried Below the House 17 Floor -- 3. Material from Below the House 17 Floor, Possibly From an Earlier Stage of the House -- 4. Materials from Above the House 17 Floor -- House 16 -- Features in House 16 -- Feature 61 -- Feature 62 -- Feature 62B -- Feature 63 -- Rock-Filled Pit -- Insights from Artifact Plotting -- Material from below the House 16 Floor, Possibly Associated -- Material from above the House 16 Floor, Possibly Associated -- Area B: the House 16/17 Dooryard -- The Dooryard Trash Pit -- The North Dooryard or Lago' -- Features in the North Dooryard -- Feature 81 -- Feature 87 -- Feature 88 -- Insights from Artifact Plotting -- The West Dooryard or Zio' -- The East Dooryard or Zio' -- Insights from Artifact Plotting -- Activity Areas in the House 16/17 Complex: An Overview -- Area B: the Upper Terrace -- The Earliest Occupation: Features and Natural Depressions in Bedrock. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Feature 82 -- Irregular Bedrock Depression Running East-West through Squares N7E4-N7E6 -- Bedrock Depression in Square N7E6, East of Feature 82 -- Some Conclusions about the Earliest Occupations of the Upper Terrace -- The Second Occupation: The Upper Terrace Dooryard -- Insights from Artifact Plotting -- A Guadalupe Phase House from Area B -- House 21 -- Floor 3 (Oldest) -- Floor 2 (Second) -- Floor 1 (Most Recent) -- Material Found Just Below House 21, Possibly Associated -- The History of House 21: Insights from Artifact Plotting -- A SAN JOSâ PHASE HOUSE ON MOUND 1 -- Early Formative Use of the Mound -- House 13 -- The House 13 Floor -- The House 13 Dooryard -- Insights from Artifact Plotting -- Rosario Phase Residences on Mound 1 -- A Brief History of Structure 19 -- Structure 27, Zone C -- Room 1 -- Room 2 -- The Structure 27 Dooryard -- The Zone B Residence -- Similarities with Tilcjete's Structure 7 -- Differences -- Structure 26 -- Room 1 -- Room 2 -- Tomb 11 -- Burial 55 -- Room 3 -- Burial 60 -- Structure 25-South -- Structure 25-East -- Structure 30 -- Isolated Patches of Floor -- The Central Patio -- Tomb 10 -- The Retaining Wall -- Mound 1: Epilogue -- A MULTIDIMENSIONAL SCALING OF SAN JOSâ PHASE HOUSES AND THEIR CONTENTS, by Robert G. Reynolds -- Radiocarbon Dating -- THE HOUSEHOLD ARCHAEOLOGY OF SAN JOSâ MOGOTE: ITS POTENTIAL THEORETICAL CONTRIBUTIONS -- Appendices. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Appendix A. Middle Formative Pottery -- Appendix B. Resumen en Espaûol -- References Cited -- Index. | |
| 546 | |a Summary in Spanish. | ||
| 590 | |a k0223 | ||
| 650 | 0 | |a Indians of Mexico |z Mexico |z San José Mogote |x Antiquities. | |
| 650 | 0 | |a Indian pottery |z Mexico |z San José Mogote. | |
| 650 | 0 | |a Excavations (Archaeology) |z Mexico |z San José Mogote. | |
| 651 | 0 | |a San José Mogote (Mexico) |x Antiquities. | |
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