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Substance of the Ancient Maya : Kingdoms and communities, objects and beings / edited by Andrew K. Scherer and Thomas G. Garrison.

Penn Museum Library F1435 .S83 2024
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Scherer, Andrew K.
Garrison, Thomas G. (Thomas Gardner)
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Mayas--History.
Mayas.
Mayas--Social conditions.
Mayas--Antiquities.
Droughts--Central America--History.
Droughts.
Ethnoecology--Central America.
Ethnoecology.
Central America.
Genre:
History
Physical Description:
297 pages : illustrations, maps ; 29 cm
Other Title:
Kingdoms and communities, objects and beings
Place of Publication:
Albuquerque : University of New Mexico Press, 2024.
Contents:
Introduction. Substance of the Ancient Maya / Andrew K. Scherer and Thomas G. Garrison
Part I. Kingdom and communities. Classic Maya royal courts, gender, personhood, and moral authority / Patricia A. McAnany
Revisiting the moral community. Holy lords, patron deities, origins, and collapse at Piedras Negras and beyond / Charles Golden and Takeshi Inomata
Negotiating Ancient Maya identity. Ethnicity, community, and the fostering of loyalty in Classic period kingdoms / Thomas G. Garrison and Edwin Rom̀n
Maya populations, proxies, and puzzles / David Webster
The long twilight of the Tikal dynasty. What ninth-century Tikal, Zacpeten, Ixlu, and Jimbal tell us about the Classic Maya collapse / Simon Martin
Revisiting the architectural settings of Bonampak. A world on fire / Mary Miller
Part II. Objects and beings. Proper names and the origins of Maya writing / David Stuart
The Olmec double merlon motif. A middle formative sign for green / Karl A. Taube
Setting the story in motion. Dedicatory texts on fourth- to sixth-century Maya vases / Claudia Brittenham
Supporting roles. Wood and helper figures in Ancient Maya art / James Doyle
The death within. Maya perspectives on bone, material, and being / Andrew K. Scherer
Animal sacrifice in Mesoamerica. Imitation, incorporation, and intimacy / Sarah E. Newman and Franco D. Rossi
Part III. End matters. Unfinished business / Stephen Houston.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
0826366562
9780826366566
OCLC:
1430653015
Publisher Number:
90100690793

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