Unconquered Lacandon Maya : ethnohistory and archaeology of indigenous culture change /

"In 1946, explorers stumbled upon two unexpected discoveries in the jungles of Chiapas, Mexico: a treasure of well-preserved Classic Maya murals and a thriving society of indigenous Maya people living in the lowland rainforest. Over subsequent decades, these Lacandon Maya were assumed to be the...

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Main Author:	Palka, Joel W., 1962-
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Gainesville : University Press of Florida, c2005 Gainesville : ©2005 Gainesville : [2005]
Series:	Maya studies Maya studies
Subjects:	Ethnoarchaeology > Guatemala Ethnohistory > Guatemala Excavations (Archaeology) > Guatemala Lacandon Indians > Antiquities Lacandon Indians > History Lacandon Indians > Social life and customs Antiquities Ethnoarchaeology Ethnohistory Excavations (Archaeology) History Lacandon Indians Guatemala > Antiquities Guatemala > Antiquties Tikal Site (Guatemala) Guatemala Guatemala > Tikal Site

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