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Michael D. Coe
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Mexico: From the Olmecs to the Aztecs (Ancient Peoples and Places) |
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English |
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Paperback |
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215 |
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1994-02 |
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0500277222 |
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Thames & Hudson |
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1.1 pounds |
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6.28 x 9.48 x 0.6 inches |
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4th Rev&Ex |
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An introduction to Mexico's ancient civilizations. This companion volume to the author's book "The Maya" has been completely revised and expanded. Enlarged sections are included on early village life and the rise of Olmec civilization. Recent discoveries - such as the stela from La Mojarra inscribed in the mysterious Isthmian script or the mass sacrifice of 200 victims at Teotihuacan - receive full coverage. A new chapter on Aztec life and society has also been added. Despite the Spanish Conquest and ensuing epidemics, the natives of Mexico survived through the Colonial period. Describing their struggle in a new epilogue, the author shows how much the character of modern Mexico derives from its Pre-Colombian past. Other work by the author includes "Breaking the Maya Code".
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