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Royal Courts Of The Ancient Maya

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acropolis
ancient political systems
Arlen F. Chase
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bonampak
Bonampak Murals
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central
Central Acropolis
Chichen Itza
Chilam Balam
compound
Diane Z. Chase
dynastic succession
Early Classic Period
Ek Balam
El Mirador
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ethnohistorical analysis
Geoffrey E. Braswell
George J. Bey
Jaguar Throne
Jennifer T. Taschek
Joel D. Gunn
John E. Clark
Joseph W. Ball
Juan Antonio Valdes
La Venta
Las Monjas
late
Late Classic Period
Loa P. Traxler
Long House
Maria Del Rosario Dominguez Carrasco
Mary Miller
Matthew Restall
Maya Courts
Maya Lowlands
Maya royal court structure case studies
Mesoamerican archaeology
Mirador Basin
murals
negras
palace architecture
Palace Compounds
Patio Groups
period
Peter D. Harrison
piedras
Piedras Negras
Popol Wuj
Portable Throne
Richard D. Hansen
Royal Compound
Structure Ii
Structure Iii
terminal
Terminal Classic
Terminal Classic Period
throne symbolism
William J. Folan
William M. Ringle

Product details

  • ISBN 9780367317805
  • Weight: 453g
  • Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
  • Publication Date: 07 May 2019
  • Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Hardback
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Description
This book discusses courts at specific centers and areas, presenting data from major research projects. It examines the beginning of the Copan dynasty and the possibility of its foreign origin. The book addresses the functions and meanings of thrones, referring to archaeological data from Uaxactun.
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