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ChapterThe Dirt on Food: Ancient Feasts and Markets Among the Lowland Maya

Bruce H. Dahlin2009

The Dirt on Food: Ancient Feasts and Markets Among the Lowland Maya

Bruce H. Dahlin, Daniel A. Bair, Timothy Beach, Matthew D. Moriarty, Richard E. Terry

2009-09-30chapterSpringer eBooks88 citationsclosed

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Historical Studies in Central America Latin American history and culture Archaeology and ancient environmental studies

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