Thames & Hudson

 



ANCIENT MEXICO &
CENTRAL AMERICA

Second Edition
by Susan Toby Evans,
Pennsylvania State University

608 pages
459 illustrations, 80 in color
paperback
ISBN 0-500-28714-9

2008 publication





 
HIGHLIGHTS

The Most Up-to-Date Book Available
Includes the most recent interpretations and discoveries such as the Cascajal block with Olmec "writing," the San Bartolo Maya murals, and important new discoveries at the Templo Mayor precinct in Mexico City.

Awarded the 2005 Society for American Archaeology Book Award: "A tour de force single-volume overview of ancient Mexico. . . . The maturity, sophistication, and accessibility set a new standard for large-scale regional syntheses."

The Most Comprehensive Coverage
Covers all the major sites-from La Venta and Monte Albán to Teotihuacan, Palenque, and Tenochtitlán.

Analyzes major cultural themes, such as the ball game, maize cultivation, language, and the development of the calendar.

The Best Art Program-Period
Copiously illustrated with photographs, drawings, and maps.

Book overview

Table of Contents

Preface

Sample Chapter

Highlights

Quotes

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