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DOCUMENT Full-Text Barbara Stark.

This pdf list maximum stratigraphic units (msu) for mounds 1055 and 1056 for which no drawings of pottery are available.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Barbara Stark.

These pdf scans are for extra-large drawings from various excavation units. They could not be accomodated in the regular pdf page scans of drawings for each unit.

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The pdfs are scans of pottery drawings from excavations at Mound 1126, test pit 30N92W. One pdf provides an index of the drawings according to the minimum stratigraphic unit (msu) (see excavation volume for stratigraphic information).

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This resource provides pdf scans of drawings from Mound 1126 excavations at excavation pit 3S31W. One pdf file is an index of the test pit proveniences with drawings, presented as the minimum stratigraphic unit (msu) (see the excavation volume for more details on stratigraphy).

DOCUMENT Full-Text Barbara Stark.

The pdfs have scans of pottery drawings from Mound 1126, exavation unit 52N46W. One pdf provides an index of the drawings according to minimum stratigraphic units (msu) (furhter details about stratigraphy are available in the excavation volume.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Barbara Stark.

The pdfs are scans of pottery drawings from Mound 1126, excavation unit 66N66W. One pdf is an index of the drawings according to minimum stratigraphic units (msu) (see excavation volume for stratigraphic information).

DOCUMENT Full-Text Barbara Stark.

The pdfs are scans of pottery drawings for Mound 1126, excavation unit 75N43W. One pdf provides an index of the drawings for minimum stratigraphic units (msu) (see excavation volume for stratigraphic information).

DOCUMENT Full-Text Barbara Stark.

The pdfs are scans of drawings of pottery from Mound 1126, Trench excavations. One pdf provides an index of the drawings according to minimum stratigtraphic units (msu) (see excavation volume for stratigraphic information.

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This monograph is a revision of Barbara Stark's dissertation. It addresses primarily excavations on Patarata Island, located in the mangrove swamp at the mouth of the Papaloapan River, Veracruz, Mexico. It was published in 1977 but is out of print. (Prehistoric Ecology at Patarata 52, Veracruz, Mexico: Adaptation to the Mangrove Swamp. Vanderbilt University Publications in Anthropology 18.)

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The monograph analyzes pottery from Patarata 52, Veracruz, Mexico. (1989 Patarata Pottery: Classic Period Ceramics of the South-central Gulf Coast, Veracruz, Mexico. Anthropological Papers 51. University of Arizona Press, Tucson.)

DOCUMENT Full-Text Barbara Stark.

The monograph analyzes residential excavations in the Mixtequilla area of Veracruz, Mexico. (2001 Classic Period Mixtequilla, Veracruz, Mexico: Diachronic Inferences from Residential Investigations, ed. by B.L. Stark. Institute for Mesoamerican Studies, Monograph 12, The University at Albany, N.Y. )

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Drawings from Mound 354 Pit 0N1S.15W

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Drawings from Mound 354 Pit 0N7E

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Drawings from Mound 354 Pit 10S10W

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Drawings from Mound 354 Pit 9N12W

DOCUMENT Full-Text PATRICIA FOURNIER.

The report covers a portion of the historic pottery from the PALM 1, the first cycle of fieldwork. The other historic pottery is addressed in a report by Dr. Thomas Charlton.

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A program of augering residential mounds preceeded the selection of mounds for residential test excavations. These pdf files have the data forms and associated notes related to the auger testing, done in 1987.

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Residential mound excavations during 1987 were recorded with forms, and artifacts from the excavations were recorded on forms.

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These are pdf files of the original survey feature/collection forms. Each survey feature was recorded on a form and assigned a unique number, and, if the feature was collected, that number pertains to the surface collection. Some features have more than one collection, in which case additional feature/collection numbers were assigned. Rarely numbers were subsequently de-assigned, and might then be assigned to a different feature/collection later, but occasionally numbers were not used...

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These pdf files show forms for fields where survey was conducted and the locations of features/collections within the field, along with vegetation and other observations. These files are only available with special permission because those from seasons when global positioning equipment was used have UTM coordinates. Those from survey using aerial mosaics sometimes show roads or towns identifiable on maps.

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These laboratory forms record figurine classifications.

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These pdfs contain the original laboratory coding forms for a variety of miscellaneous artifacts, such as spindle whorls, incensarios, colanders,clay balls, and other unusual ceramic forms. Artifacts related to ceramic production are included.

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Obsidian coding forms from the PALM regional survey and associated notes. The obsidian coding was directed by Lynette Heller.

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These archival forms recorded pottery types and attributes for survey collections. Some show updates or corrections when pottery was reexamined, but a few updates were made directly on electronic database or excel files.

DOCUMENT Citation Only Yamile Lira-Lopez.

A pesar de lo escarpado del terreno, entre montañas y valles, se asentaron grupos humanos en distintos periodos cronológicos desde el Preclásico hasta la Colonia. Algunos de esos valles permitieron la comunicación entre los poblados cercanos, otros, entre regiones geográficas más distantes como la Costa del Golfo, el Altiplano Central y la región oaxaqueña, evidenciando presencia o influencia olmeca, teotihuacana, nahua y costeñas, en los sitios hasta ahora conocidos. Por estar en un punto...