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Settlement Pattern Excavations at Kaminaljuyu, Guatemala by Joseph W. Michels β€” book cover

Settlement Pattern Excavations at Kaminaljuyu, Guatemala

by Joseph W. Michels
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Overview

This volume presents a comprehensive study of the settlement history of Kaminaljuyu. Part I begins with a thorough discussion of research design, including an appraisal of the resulting archaeological record. After a discussion of residential architecture this section concludes with a synthesis of settlement history.

Part II focuses particularly on the problem of component assemblage definition and dating, and provides a thorough analysis and description of the excavations themselves.

Synopsis

This volume presents a comprehensive study of the settlement history of Kaminaljuyu. Part I begins with a thorough discussion of research design, including an appraisal of the resulting archaeological record. After a discussion of residential architecture this section concludes with a synthesis of settlement history.
Part II focuses particularly on the problem of component assemblage definition and dating, and provides a thorough analysis and description of the excavations themselves.

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Book Details

Published
January 1, 1980
Publisher
Pennsylvania State University Press
Pages
775
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780271005362

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