La historia que nos cuenta la cerámica de la ciudad de Machaquila, Petén, Guatemala
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Maya culture, Pottery, Ceramic sequence from the Southeast Petén, Machaquila
Abstract
The study of ceramic materials is an important part of archaeological survey and excavation, in that their treatment and classification have a significant impact on the interpretation of sites associated with them. This paper presents a study of the pottery of the Classic Maya site of Machaquila (Petén, Guatemala) as a set of evidence in its own right but, above all, in relation to the overall ceramic sequence for the Southeast Petén. This region consists of more than 300 sites, among them Machaquila, that have been investigated systematically by the Atlas Arqueológico de Guatemala during its first 25 years of existence (1987-2011).Downloads
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2011-03-21
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Iglesias Ponce de León M. J. (2011). La historia que nos cuenta la cerámica de la ciudad de Machaquila, Petén, Guatemala. Revista Española de Antropología Americana, 41(1), 241-270. https://doi.org/10.5209/rev_REAA.2011.v41.n1.10
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