Teotihuacan: Multidisciplinary Research on Mesoamerica's Classic Metropolis

Part of: Society for American Archaeology 86th Annual Meeting, Online (2021)

This collection contains the abstracts of the papers presented in the session entitled "Teotihuacan: Multidisciplinary Research on Mesoamerica's Classic Metropolis" at the 86th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology.

Teotihuacan, always an important presence in Mesoamerica, has recently regained the spotlight with new discoveries and research. This research comes from multiple fields and disciplines. In this multidisciplinary session, we approach the study of Teotihuacan through these multiple lenses in an attempt to create a cohesive image of the behemoth city of Mesoamerica’s Classic period. Advanced students and professionals alike are invited to gather in these discussions of the legendary site.

Other Keywords
Highland Mesoamerica: Classic • Iconography and epigraphy • Architecture • Urbanism • Remote Sensing/Geophysics • Digital Archaeology: GIS • Iconography and Art • Teotihuacan • Survey • Trade and exchange

Geographic Keywords
United Mexican States (Country) • North America (Continent) • Hidalgo (State / Territory) • Colima (State / Territory) • Michoacan (State / Territory) • Mexico (State / Territory) • Morelos (State / Territory) • Tlaxcala (State / Territory) • Distrito Federal (State / Territory) • Queretaro (State / Territory)

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Documents
  1. Diamonds in the Rough: What Do the Sculpture Fragments Discovered in the Teotihuacan Mapping Project/Ground Stone Collection Tell Us about the Social Organization of the City? (2021)
  2. Differential Access and Socioeconomic Inequality at Teotihuacan (2021)
  3. Domestic Life and Ceramic Consumption in Tlajinga, Teotihuacan (2021)
  4. First Results of the Archaeological Prospection at the N2E1 and N2E2 Quadrants (Barrio del Río San Juan) at Teotihuacan (2021)
  5. Foreign Influence on Teotihuacan’s Religion through an Iconographic Analysis (2021)
  6. Intra-urban Density and Spatial Variation at Ancient Teotihuacan (2021)
  7. Los Horcones and Teotihuacan: Agency, Art, and Interaction (2021)
  8. The Multiplicity of Murals: Translating Landscapes at Teotihuacan (2021)
  9. Reading Power from Above: Subsistence, Monumentality, and Water Ritual in Ancient Teotihuacan (2021)
  10. Recent Research at the Neighborhood Center of Tlajinga, Teotihuacan (2021)
  11. A Return to Roots: The Maya—Teotihuacan Inscription at Copan’s Temple 26 (2021)
  12. Years to Remember: Another Look at Teotihuacan’s Calendrical Signs (2021)