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Anth 3618 Ancient Middle America

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Overview
Syllabus
Countries
Regions
Cultures
Major Archaeological Sites
Periods / Stages / Time Line
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Overview:

Ancient Middle America . . .

  • is an archaeological survey of major pre-Hispanic cultures of Mesoamerica, including a discussion of the growth and differentiation of Middle American regions, cultures, and selected major sites such as. . . .
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Mesoamerican Regions

Western Mexico Central Highlands Oaxaca North and Central
Gulf
Southern
Gulf Coast

Yucatán and Southern Periphery
(Home of Ancient Maya Civilization)


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Mesoamerican Cultures

Western Mexico Central Highlands Oaxaca North and Central
Gulf
Southern
Gulf Coast

Yucatán and Southern Periphery
(Home of Ancient Maya Civilization)

Tarascans
(Briefly)

Aztec

Toltec

Teoti-
huacan

Chichimec

Mixtec
Zapotec
Huastec
Totonac
Olmec Northern Maya Central
(Petén) Maya
Southern Maya

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Selected Major Mesoamerican Sites

Western Mexico Central Highlands Oaxaca North and Central
Gulf
Southern
Gulf Coast

Yucatán and Southern Periphery
(Home of Ancient Maya Civilization)
Other Maya Sites

Tzintzun-
tzan

Colima

Nayarit

Tenoch-
titlán

(Mexico City)

Cholula

Tula

Xochicalco

Teoti-
huacán

Cuicuilco / Copilco

Monte Albán

Mitla

El Tajín

Tamaulipas Caves

La Venta Mayapán

Chichén
Itzá

Uxmal

Tulum

Dzibil-
chaltún

Cuello

Tikál

Copán

Palenque

Bonampak

Kaminal-
juyú

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(John E. Pfeiffer, The Emergence of Humankind, 4th ed. NY: Harper and Row, 1985, p. 358.)

-- Tim Roufs


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