...W. H. Utilizing approximately 5715 tree-ring dates, 325 pottery “types” from 342 sites are tabulated and interpreted. The time period spanned by this analysis extends from the introduction of ceramics to the Spanish Entrada. Much less successful was Breternitz’s attempt to date ceramic “styles...

... Histórico del Estado de Tlaxcala, is probably the earliest dated Nahuatl document known to date. This essay, apart from transcribing and translating this brief, important testimony that deals with the extirpation of old beliefs, sets the text in the wider social, political, and religious context...

...Andrew Nickson Abstract This article challenges the fourth ally thesis, which argues that Great Britain was a crucial actor underpinning the combined forces of Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay that defeated Paraguay in the 1864–70 War of the Triple Alliance. To date, the debate has focused on British...

...Julia Ogden Abstract This article examines the judicial treatment of pubescent, female victims of sexual assault in Buenos Aires, Argentina, between 1853 and 1878, dates that span the decades between the national constitution and the adoption by Buenos Aires Province of new penal legislation...

.... It explores the conceptual and methodological issues raised in studying labor that individual actors often performed in both public and private realms and in commodified and uncommodified forms. By considering studies dating back to the colonial period and across the Americas, this essay explores...

... progress has been made; had she lived longer, it is likely that she would have accepted what is now compelling evidence for phonetic decipherment. How this might have influenced her view of Maya history is an unanswerable question, but its omission dates this book. It would have had greater scholarly...

...John S. Davenport Harris has done a thorough and highly commendable job of describing specific dates, mintages, and values where previously over this whole field only type materials had been dealt with. Scattered throughout the listing are comments on personalities and issues of particular...

... . Dates in text should follow these examples: September 4, 1951 September 1951 1880s seventeenth-century spelling persisted into the eighteenth century In September 1951, footnotes Several general rules should be noted. “Op. cit.” is never used. Instead, use authors last name...

... of Los Angeles. His text is generally accurate and well written, presenting commonly-accepted opinions on each culture. More recent information has occasionally been overlooked or reluctantly incorporated, depriving the text of real authority. Some inaccuracies in dating mar the text. Large hollow...

... . xx , 222 pp. Paper , $29.95 . Duke University Press 2007 San Jacinto, on the Caribbean mainland of Colombia, is an important early archaeological site. Its location places it at the crossroads between the Northern and Southern Hemispheres and the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. Its date, ca...

... in the title of a book or article, in the name of an institution, or in a quotation. A comma precedes the conjunction joining the last item in a series of three or more. Dates in text should follow these examples: September 4, 1951 September 1951 1880s seventeenth-century spelling persisted...

..., and newspapers, however, capitalize all major words, e.g.. Gaceta Ministerial de Chile and El Tiempo . For the correct spelling and accenting of all geographical words, follow Webster’s New Geographical Dictionary . Dates in text should follow these examples: September 4, 1951 September 1951...

... printed pages; following it are notes and subnotes of fifty-three pages. These give excellent lessons in the use of evidence and demonstrate the editor’s erudition, but they are simply no substitute for conclusive documentation. In the ease of the González proof, the date 1506 may well have been the time...

...J.H.K. Dendrochronology in Mexico . By Scott Stuart D. . Tucson , 1966 . University of Arizona Press . Illustrations. Maps. Tables. Bibliography . Pp. iv , 80 . Paper. $4.50 . Copyright 1968 by Duke University Press 1968 Dendrochronology, tree-ring dating, has been...

... (except that U.S. always appears with periods). Archival Footnotes . First, identify the specific document. Titles of unpublished works are not italicized. Avoid unnecessary detail. Usually suspensive points can be used to avoid lengthy titles in archival footnotes. Consider the date...

... . Dates in text should follow these examples: September 4, 1951 September 1951 1880s seventeenth-century spelling persisted into the eighteenth century FOOTNOTES. “Op. cit.” is never used. Instead, use author’s last name and short title, whether or not more than one work by the same...

... and provides further demonstration of the weighty impact that this massive effort has made, and no doubt will continue to make, on interpretations of Mesoamerican prehistory. Volume IV includes an exhaustive statement of chronology, “Chronometric Dating,” by Frederick Johnson and Richard S. MacNeish...

... with Communism begins with a brief essay sketching the main story and explaining how and why its author was overthrown and forced into exile, including a vigorous denial that he connived in his own downfall and departure. The essay is dated April 6, 1963, Managua, Nicaragua, and is followed by a short foreword...