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The Last Pescadores Of Chimalhuacán Mexico Jeffrey R Parsons

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The Last Pescadores Of Chimalhuacán Mexico Jeffrey R Parsons
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Publisher: University of Michigan Museum of Anthropological Archaeology
File Extension: PDF
File size: 38.19 MB
Pages: 396
Author: Jeffrey R. Parsons
ISBN: 9780915703623, 0915703629
Language: English
Year: 2006

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The Last Pescadores Of Chimalhuacán Mexico Jeffrey R Parsons by Jeffrey R. Parsons 9780915703623, 0915703629 instant download after payment.

Based on his study of the nearly vanished aquatic economy of Chimalhuacán in the Valley of Mexico, Parsons describes the surviving vestiges of aquatic insect collection and fishing and considers their developmental and archaeological implications within a broad context of historical, ethnographic, biological, ecological, and archaeological information from Mexico, North and South America, the Near East, and Africa. Activities, implements, artifacts, and landscapes are richly illustrated, in many cases with the author's own photos and a number of vintage photographs. The study concludes that aquatic resources were fully complementary with agricultural products during prehispanic times in Mesoamerica where a pastoral economy was absent.

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