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Political Identity & Arch
by T Cuddy
University Press of Colorado, 2007
Cloth: 978-0-87081-843-1
Library of Congress Classification F1505.2.P3C83 2007
Dewey Decimal Classification 305.80097283
Cloth: 978-0-87081-843-1
Library of Congress Classification F1505.2.P3C83 2007
Dewey Decimal Classification 305.80097283
TOC
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Contents List of Figures Preface 1. Introduction Setting the Stage Complex Societies in Honduras Chiefdoms and Political Identity Where the Jungle Meets the Sea 2. Duncan Strong, the 1933 Expedition, and the History of Archaeological Exploration in Northeast Honduras E. G. Squire and the Amateur Exploration of Northeast Honduras The Fruit Companies Institutions and Archaeological Research Modern Archaeological Investigations Summary of Previous Work 3. Ancient Taguzgalpa: Ethnohistory and Cultural Affiliations in Northeast Honduras Who Started It? Cultural Affiliations in Northeast Honduras Ethnographic Research in La Mosquitia Political Organization in the Historic Period Historical Politics in the Mosquitia The Trujillo Railroads 4. Chronology in Northeast Honduras: Sites and Symbols Ceramic Phases: The Ultimate Marker of Time Chiapas Farm and the Early Selin (A.D. 300¿600) Dos Quebradas Wankibila: A Caveat to Early Growth San Marcos and the Basic Selin (A.D. 600¿800) The Transitional Selin at La Floresta (A.D. 800¿1000) Brown¿s Farm and the Early Cocal (A.D. 1000¿1400) Late Cocal (A.D. 1400¿1520): The Weak Link to History 5. The Remaking of Northeast Honduras: Ideology Ideology, Nature, and Iconography in Northeast Honduras Ceramic Style and Implications The Manatee Motif The Tapir Motif Waves-and-Foam Motif and Ulua Marble Vases Face-on-the-Foot Motif Man-from-Animal Motif Convergence of Styles and Meaning Summary of Influence on Ceramic Style 6. Economic Interactions in Central America Routes of Interaction and Exchange Ceramics and Interaction Early Ceramic Influences Early Selin Phase (A.D. 300¿600) Basic Selin Phase (A.D. 600¿800) Transitional Selin Phase (A.D. 800¿1000) Cocal Phase (A.D. 1000¿1400) Lithic Material and Implications for Interaction Ground-Stone Weapons and Tools¿Metates and Mace Heads Personal Adornment¿Jade Jewelry and Elite Commerce Axes and Axe Gods Waterborne Transportation and Boats Trading Interpretations 7. Cultural Development in Northeast Honduras (Conclusions) Stability and Change in the Mosquitia The Role of Ideology Economic Implications The Political Growth of Taguzgalpa Final Comparisons Appendixes 1. Excavation and History at Selin-Cocal Farm (HCN-5) 2. Rivers and Place Names in Northeast Honduras 3. Site Name and Expedition Registry in Northeast Honduras Notes Bibliographic References Index
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