Logwood and Archaeology in Campeche

Luis Millet Cámara

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The nineteenth-century exploitation of logwood ("Haematoxylon campechianum") in Campeche, Mexico, is described. It is suggested that ditches used in this enterprise have been mistaken for Precolumbian irrigation canals.

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1972Ridged Fields and Associated Features in Southern Campeche: New Perspectives on the Lowland Maya

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