Lightning Warrior: Maya Art and Kingship at Quirigua

2007-06-01articleLatin American Antiquity37 citationsclosed

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Historical Studies in Central America Latin American history and culture Historical and Architectural Studies

Abstract

* Preface * Acknowledgments * Introduction *1. Life at the Crossroads: Quirigua before K'ak' Tiliw *2. A Restive Vassal: The Early Reign of K'ak' Tiliw *3. Rebellion and Revival: The First Stelae of K'ak' Tiliw *4. Dreams of Power: Stelae F, D, and E *5. Foundation of the Cosmic House: Stelae C and A and Zoomorph B *6. In Honor of a Great Warrior: The Legacy of K'ak' Tiliw * Appendix A. Rulers of Quirigua * Appendix B. Historical Events Recorded in the Texts of Quirigua * Appendix C. Selected Historical Events from the Texts of Copan * Appendix D. Transcriptions and Translations of the Monumental Inscriptions Commissioned by K'ak' Tiliw * Notes * Bibliography * Index

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