Miscellaneous Studies in Mexican Prehistory

Michael W. Spence · Jeffrey R. Parsons · Mary Hrones Parsons

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In this volume, the authors present research on three important classes of artifacts from Mexico: Michael W. Spence and Jeffrey R. Parsons report on prehispanic obsidian exploitation in Central Mexico and Mary Hrones Parsons writes about Aztec figurines and spindle whorls from the Teotihuacán Valley.

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