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Monumentos esculpidos preclásicos del Soconusco occidental, Chiapas, México : las representaciones de obesos / Carlos Navarrete Cáceres.

Penn Museum Library F1435.3.S34 N38 2023
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Navarrete, Carlos, 1931- author.
Contributor:
Edwin B. Cole Memorial Fund.
Language:
Spanish
Subjects (All):
Maya sculpture--Mexico--Soconusco (Region).
Maya sculpture.
Olmec sculpture.
Indian sculpture--Mexico--Soconusco (Region).
Indian sculpture.
Mayas--Mexico--Soconusco (Region)--Antiquities.
Mayas.
Soconusco (Mexico : Region)--Antiquities.
Soconusco (Mexico : Region).
Physical Description:
120 pages : illustrations, maps ; 28 cm.
Edition:
Primera edición.
Place of Publication:
Ciudad de México : Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Instituto de Investigaciones Antropológicas, 2023.
Summary:
The coast of Chiapas, also known as El Soconusco, is a territory of transit and commercial exchange between the ancient indigenous peoples of Mesoamerica, from the center of Mexico to Central America. In archaeological terms, it is a "cultural corridor". From early times, all kinds of merchandise passed through it: feathers, jade, fabrics, dyes, skins, obsidian. Languages and customs intersected through land roads and canals, as well as artistic forms loaded with religious concepts and symbols, ideas, myths and gods. That is what this work is about: a set of sculptures that, in the western corner of Soconusco, are concrete testimony of that cultural exchange and local contributions. The dates covered by the sample range from 550 to 250 BC. The sculptural form known as "obese", "fat", "Poot Belies", "gordinones" and "bola sculptures", with attention to their archaeological history, is particularized in the different interpretations they have deserved and in their territorial distribution that basically covers the republic of El Salvador, the coast and the highlands of Guatemala, up to the municipality of Arriaga in Chiapas.
Contents:
Introducción
En el sitio arqueológico de Tiltepec
Monumentos de Tiltepec
El sitio arqueológoco de Tzutzuculi
Monumentos de Tzutzuculi
Monumentos de Tonalá y la región circunvecina
Cerámica
Comentarios.
Notes:
Contains drawings, photos, tables.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 109-120).
Local Notes:
Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the Edwin B. Cole Memorial Fund.
ISBN:
9786073080446
OCLC:
1428229012

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