The beginnings of Mesoamerican civilization: inter-regional interaction and the Olmec

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

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Part I. An Early Formative Mesoamerican Problem: 1. Introduction 2. Knowledge in an archipelago of complexity 3. Mesoamerica's first style horizons and the 'Olmec problem' Part II. Archaeological Data: 4. Settlement patterns and architecture 5. Diet, food processing and feasting 6. Representations and aesthetics 7. Inter-regional exchange patterns Part III. Deriving Meaning from the Archaeological Record: 8. Data and expectations 9. Conclusions.

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