An Archaeological Guide to Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula

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Pub. Date: 1993-10-01
Publisher(s): Univ of Oklahoma Pr
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Summary

"The pre-Hispanic architecture of the Yucatan Peninsula is among the most remarkable in the world, and this book should be in the hands of everyone who intends to visit Mayan ruins. ... Kelly personally visited nearly every one of the 99 sites and museums described in the guide. She knows what a tourist wants to know. ... One doesn't have to be planning a trip to enjoy it. It should be in all libraries". -- Library Journal.

Table of Contents

List of Illustrations
ix
Alphabetical List of Sites and Monuments
xiii
Preface xv
Acknowledgments xvii
PART ONE: Introduction
The Peopling of the New World
3(1)
The Archaeology of the Yucatan Peninsula
4(2)
Chronological Chart
6(2)
Geographic Divisions and Points of Reference
8(1)
General Advice and Miscellaneous Notes
9(9)
The Rating System
18(1)
List of Sites and Museums by Ratings
19(4)
PART TWO: The Sites and Museums
Northern Yucatan
23(332)
General Information for Section 1
25(1)
Merida Museum
26(3)
Dzibilchaltun and Dzibilchaltun Museum
29(6)
Yaxcopoil Museum
35(1)
Acanceh
35(2)
Mayapan
37(6)
Ake
43(2)
Izamal
45(2)
Ikil
47(3)
Chichen Itza and Chichen Itza Museum
50(17)
Balankanche (Cave)
67(1)
Coba-Yaxuna Sacbe
68(1)
Ek Balam
69(6)
West-central Yucatan and Northeastern Campeche
General Information for Section 2
75(1)
Oxkintok
76(7)
Uxmal and Uxmal Museum
83(13)
Nohpat
96(3)
Mul-Chic
99(2)
Sacbe (Sacbe-Xhaxche)
101(4)
Xkampon
105(2)
Kabah
107(7)
Chac I (Gruta de Chac)
114(2)
Chac II
116(2)
Sayil
118(11)
Sodzil
129(2)
Xlapak (Maler-Xlabpak)
131(2)
Labna
133(6)
Huntichmul
139(3)
Chuncatzim I (Xcanelcruz)
142(2)
Chuncatzim II
144(2)
Sabacche
146(4)
Pich Corralche
150(3)
Loltun (Cave)
153(3)
Chacmultun
156(8)
Kom
164(5)
Chacbolay (Chacbolai)
169(2)
Kiuic
171(5)
Dzula (Tzula)
176(1)
Xkichmook
177(4)
Xcavil de Yaxche
181(3)
Yaxche-Xlapak
184(2)
Balche
186(1)
Chunhuaymil I
187(1)
Chunhuhub
188(4)
Xcochkax
192(2)
Almuchil
194(1)
Miramar
195(2)
Itzimte
197(1)
Santa Rosa Xtampak
198(11)
East-central Campeche
General Information for Section 3
209(2)
Tohcok (Tohkok)
211(1)
El Tabasqueno
212(4)
Hochob
216(4)
Dzibilnocac
220(4)
Kancabchen
224(5)
Northern and West-central Campeche
General Information for Section 4
229(1)
Campeche Museum (Campeche City)
230(2)
Hecelchakan Museum
232(2)
Edzna (Etzna)
234(9)
Southeastern Campeche and Southern Quintana Roo
General Information for Section 5
243(1)
Balamku (Chunhabil)
244(3)
Calakmul
247(5)
Manos Rojas
252(2)
Chicanna
254(6)
Becan
260(7)
Xpuhil
267(2)
Culucbalom
269(2)
Puerto Rico
271(2)
A Note on the Rio Bec Sites
273(1)
Rio Bec B
274(3)
Rio Bec A
277(1)
Rio Bec I
278(1)
Rio Bec N
279(2)
Rio Bec II
281(1)
Hormiguero
282(5)
Payan
287(2)
Kohunlich
289(4)
Xulha
293(1)
Limones
294(5)
Northern Quintana Roo, Part 1 (Mainland)
General Information for Section 6, Part 1
299(2)
Punta Laguna
301(2)
Coba
303(6)
El Meco
309(4)
Pok-ta-Pok (Cancun)
313(1)
Ni Ku (Punta Cancun)
314(1)
Yamilum (Cancun)
315(2)
El Rey (Cancun)
317(2)
Playa del Carmen
319(2)
Xcaret
321(2)
Chakalal
323(1)
Yalku
324(1)
Xelha
325(3)
Tancah
328(2)
Tulum
330(7)
Muyil (Chunyaxche)
337(6)
Northern Quintana Roo, Part 2 (Cozumel)
General Information for Section 6, Part 2
343(1)
Cozumel Museum
344(1)
San Gervasio (Cozumel)
345(3)
El Cedral (Cozumel)
348(2)
Caracol (Tumba de Caracol) (Cozumel)
350(2)
A Note on Four East Coast Temples (Cozumel)
352(1)
Temple 1
352(1)
Temple 2
352(1)
El Real (Temple 3)
353(1)
Temple 4
354(1)
Glossary 355(3)
Selected Readings 358(3)
Index 361

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