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I Can Say Unequivocally That This Volume Will Become A Basic And Heavily Used Reference And Source Of Ideas. . . . Geoff Braswell Is To Be Commended For Bringing Together So Solid, Comprehensive, Pertinent, And Balanced A Compilation Of Research And Thought On This Topic As Is Represented By This Collection. --joseph W. Ball, Professor Of Anthropology And Archaeology, San Diego State University Since The 1930s, Archaeologists Have Uncovered Startling Evidence Of Interaction Between The Early Classic Maya And The Great Empire Of Teotihuacan In Central Mexico. Yet The Exact Nature Of The Relationship Between These Two Ancient Mesoamerican Civilizations Remains To Be Fully Deciphered. Many Scholars Have Assumed That Teotihuacan Colonized The Maya Region And Dominated The Political Or Economic Systems Of Certain Key Centers--perhaps Even Giving Rise To State-level Political Organizations. Others Argue That Early Classic Rulers Merely Traded With Teotihuacan And Skillfully Manipulated Its Imported Exotic Goods And Symbol Sets To Increase Their Prestige. Moving Beyond These Traditional Assumptions, The Contributors To This Volume Present Extensive New Evidence From Archaeology, Iconograp

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Author

Geoffrey E Braswell; NetLibrary, Inc

Publisher

University of Texas Press

Published

2004

Language

EN

ISBN

9780292797888

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

History, Sociology, Science