Salt: white gold of the ancient Maya

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Historical Studies in Central America Archaeology and ancient environmental studies Maritime and Coastal Archaeology

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In this text, Heather McKillop reports the discovery, excavation and interpretation of Late Classic Maya salt works on the coast of Belize, expanding knowledge of the Maya salt trade and craft specialization while providing insights on sea-level rise in the Late Holocene as well.

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