The Gran Chichimeca : essays on the archaeology and ethnohistory of northern Mesoamerica

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Part 1 Introduction and background: Charles C. Di Peso - introductory remarks, Carroll L. Riley the early setting, Edwin N. Ferdon Jr. the frontiers of Mesoamerica - Northern and Southern, R.A. Pailes and Joseph W. Whitecotton four corridors to the kingdom - Spanish missions in Northern New Spain, Charles W. Polzer, S.J.. Part II the heartland of the Gran Chichimeca - Western and Northern Mesoamerica: some important resources for Prehispanic cultures on the coast of West Mexico, Joseph B. Mountjoy Tepecano Quelite cultivation, Phil C. Weigand trade goods, traders and status in Northwestern Greater Mesoamerica, J. Charles Kelly the archaeological site of El Canon del Molino, Durango, Mexico, Jaime Ganot R. et al the Loma San Gabriel culture and its suggested relationships to other early Plainware cultures of Northwest Mesoamerica, Michael S. Foster Marata and its neighbours, Carroll L. Riley Casas Grandes outlier ballcourts in Northwest Chihuahua, Thomas H. Naylor a new perspective on the Casas Grandes tree-ring dates, John C. Ravesloot, et al the Opata-Pima frontier - preliminary notes and comments, Beatriz Braniff. Part III The American Southwest - Northern frontier of the Gran Chichimeca: value in Mesoamerican - Southwestern trade, Jonathan E, Reyman a processual model of Charles C. Di Peso's Babocomari site and related systems, David R. Wilcox Pala'tkwabi - red land of the south, Jonathan E. Reyman.

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