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Ancient Maya Commoners 1st Edition Jon C Lohse

Name: Ancient Maya Commoners 1st Edition Jon C Lohse
SKU: BELL-5061536
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Publisher: University of Texas Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.16 MB

Pages: 299

Author: Jon C. Lohse

ISBN: 9780292705715, 0292705719

Language: English

Year: 2004

Edition: 1

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Ancient Maya Commoners 1st Edition Jon C Lohse by Jon C. Lohse 9780292705715, 0292705719 instant download after payment.

Many studies on the development of ancient civilisations focus on a very small segment of society, the elite. These ten papers, from a symposium organised for the 1999 meeting of the American Anthropological Association in Chicago, look instead at the actions and lives of the ordinary Mayan people, examining the role that these `commoners' played in shaping their social environment. Contributors discuss daily life in the highlands, the role of pottery and food consumption, life on the coast, Mayan `farmsteads', social and political organisations, spatial mobility, the economy, and stereotypes