[ Re: [Aztlan] Graduate research on ochre]

[Oralia Cabrera]

Hi Rebecca,

Regarding cinnabar, Julie Gazzola, archaeologist from the Mexican 
Dirección de Estudios Arqueológicos-INAH published an article on the use 
and meaning of cinnabar at Teotihuacan. I believe her dissertation is on 
the same topic. I don't have the reference for her dissertation at hand, 
but it must be listed in the bibliography of this article:

Gazzola, Julie
2004. "Uso y significado del cinabrio en Teotihuacán", en Maria Elena 
Ruiz G. y Arturo Pascual S. (eds.), Memoria de la Segunda Mesa Redonda 
de Teotihuacán: La Costa del Golfo en Tiempos Teotihuacanos: Propuestas 
y Perspectivas, INAH, México, pp. 541-569.

The 'Segunda Mesa Redonda de Teotihuacán' book is available at the 
University of Arizona library through inter library loan--it may also be 
in the collections of other universities in the US. The Latin American 
Archeology Publications of the University of Pittsburgh 
<http://www.pitt.edu/~laap/> may have it for sale.

Best,
Oralia Cabrera
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Oralia Cabrera Cortés
School of Human Evolution & Social Change
Arizona State University