Search Results for Belize

...Jaime J. Awe; Christophe Helmke This article describes the recent discovery of a sword and olive jar of European origin in two separate cave sites in the Roaring Creek Valley in central Belize. Analysis of the sword and olive jar places their date of manufacture between the late sixteenth...

...Sean S. Downey This study reconstructs the settlement history for twelve related Q'eqchi' Maya villages in the Toledo District of southern Belize using oral history interviews, archival records, and the Catholic parish birth register. The study evaluates two hypotheses for explaining the identified...

... that will put the brainstorming in volume 1 to the test. In the Realm of Nachan Kan: Postclassic Maya Archaeology at Laguna de On, Belize. By Marilyn A. Masson. (Boulder: University Press of Colo- rado, 2000. 280 pp., preface...

... the New River of northern Belize but a technological inno- vation in data presentation that is sure to instigate a paradigm shift for archaeological monographs. An interactive multimedia CD accompanies the already thorough text and provides a level of data accessibility rarely achieved...

...Ueli Hostettler American Society for Ethnohistory 2004 Ethnographic Perspectives in Maya Studies: Trends in Writing about Mayas in Guatemala, Mexico, and Belize Ueli Hostettler, University of Bern, Switzerland La estructura y evolución demográfica de un sistema campesino: La pobla...

...Keith M. Prufer; W. Jeffrey Hurst Archaeological investigations at a mortuary cave in southern Belize recovered a bowl containing five cacao (chocolate) seeds dating to the fourth or fifth century AD. The context of both the burial and the cacao informs our understanding of the role of chocolate...

... the New River of northern Belize but a technological inno- vation in data presentation that is sure to instigate a paradigm shift for archaeological monographs. An interactive multimedia CD accompanies the already thorough text and provides a level of data accessibility rarely achieved...

... the New River of northern Belize but a technological inno- vation in data presentation that is sure to instigate a paradigm shift for archaeological monographs. An interactive multimedia CD accompanies the already thorough text and provides a level of data accessibility rarely achieved...

... and interpretation. In K’axob: Ritual, Work, and Family in an Ancient Maya Village, McAnany and her contributors offer not only insight- ful interpretation of the daily lives of Maya villagers living two thousand years ago along the New River of northern Belize but a technological inno- vation in data...

... the New River of northern Belize but a technological inno- vation in data presentation that is sure to instigate a paradigm shift for archaeological monographs. An interactive multimedia CD accompanies the already thorough text and provides a level of data accessibility rarely achieved...

... and interpretation. In K’axob: Ritual, Work, and Family in an Ancient Maya Village, McAnany and her contributors offer not only insight- ful interpretation of the daily lives of Maya villagers living two thousand years ago along the New River of northern Belize but a technological inno- vation in data...

... the New River of northern Belize but a technological inno- vation in data presentation that is sure to instigate a paradigm shift for archaeological monographs. An interactive multimedia CD accompanies the already thorough text and provides a level of data accessibility rarely achieved...

... the New River of northern Belize but a technological inno- vation in data presentation that is sure to instigate a paradigm shift for archaeological monographs. An interactive multimedia CD accompanies the already thorough text and provides a level of data accessibility rarely achieved...

... the New River of northern Belize but a technological inno- vation in data presentation that is sure to instigate a paradigm shift for archaeological monographs. An interactive multimedia CD accompanies the already thorough text and provides a level of data accessibility rarely achieved...

... the New River of northern Belize but a technological inno- vation in data presentation that is sure to instigate a paradigm shift for archaeological monographs. An interactive multimedia CD accompanies the already thorough text and provides a level of data accessibility rarely achieved...

... Societies in Belize and Nicaragua.” Indiana 24 : 39 – 66 . 2011 “The Kingdom of Mosquitia and the Mosquito Reservation: Precursors of Indian Autonomy?” In National Integration and Contested Autonomy: The Caribbean Coast of Nicaragua . Baracco Luciano , ed. Pp. 11 – 43 . New York...

... to me. The degree to which the marketplace hypothesis remains both impactful and controversial is marked by the current effort by about fifteen archaeologists, led by Eleanor King, Dahlin’s colleague at Howard University, to test the hypothesis in northwestern Belize. Chunchucmil’s population...

... this detailed archaeological report from the Belize coast during the Late Classic period. On the basis of years of careful fieldwork and analysis, McKillop presents a strong case that salt-making in the Port Honduras zone of the Belize coast involved specialized production for trade into the heavily...

... this detailed archaeological report from the Belize coast during the Late Classic period. On the basis of years of careful fieldwork and analysis, McKillop presents a strong case that salt-making in the Port Honduras zone of the Belize coast involved specialized production for trade into the heavily...

... this detailed archaeological report from the Belize coast during the Late Classic period. On the basis of years of careful fieldwork and analysis, McKillop presents a strong case that salt-making in the Port Honduras zone of the Belize coast involved specialized production for trade into the heavily...