Teotihuacan and Kaminaljuyu : a study in prehistoric culture contact

William T. Sanders · Joseph W. Michels

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This comprehensive volume presents evidence of Teotihuacan influence at Kaminaljuyu and elsewhere in the Valley of Guatemala and offers a variety of theories regarding the nature of contact and the flow of influence between these two political entities during the Middle Classic period. It focuses upon new evidence of Teotihuacan influence at Kaminaljuyu, indicating how such evidence may be interpreted to support contrasting viewpoints and how it affects earlier interpretations.

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