The Teotihuacan trinity: the sociopolitical structure of an ancient Mesoamerican city

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

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List of Illustrations Preface 1. Approaching the City 2. The Invisible Kings 3. Ancestral Foundations 4. Animals, Cannibals, and the Military 5. A Marriage of Convenience: The King and the Military 6. The Gods Did It: The Divine Sanction of Power 7. Teotihuacan Jihad 8. Fiesta Teotihuacan Style 9. Continuities and Power Notes Bibliography Index

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