Continuities in Highland Maya Social Organization

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1987-12-31bookUniversity of Pennsylvania Press eBooks96 citationsclosed

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

Abstract

Continuities in Highland Maya Social Organization innovatively combines ethnohistoric, ethnographic, and archaeological research to present the first study of the Maya community from preconquest to modern times.

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