[Aztlan] Ancient Maya Zoological Research, & Research from: El Bellote, Buenavista-Nuevo San Jose, El Kinel, Zancudero

[famsi at famsi.org]

FAMSI is pleased to announce these new online resources:

Ancient Maya Zoological Research
by Charles Zidar.

The fauna of the ancient Maya have proven to play a significant part in Maya 
iconography. Animals have been used for everything from representing Maya 
gods with strong spirituality connections, to being used as food or 
companionship.  This zoological research project is intended as a resource 
base for those interested in features of a variety of fauna families 
depicted on numerous ceramic objects.

Click here to view Ancient Maya Zoological Research project:
http://research.famsi.org/fauna/index.php


Investigacion Zoologico Antiguo Maya
por Charles Zidar.

La fauna del antiguo maya tiene probado jugar una parte significativa en la 
iconografia de maya. Los animales han sido utilizados para todo de 
representando maya a Dioses con conexiones fuertes de espiritualidad, para 
ser utilizados como alimento o companerismo. Este proyecto zoologico es 
pensado como una base de recurso para esos interesado en caracteristicas de 
una variedad de familias de fauna representaron en numerosos objetos 
ceramicos.

Haga clic aqui para ver Investigacion Zoologico Antiguo Maya proyecto:
http://research.famsi.org/spanish/fauna/index.php


New grantee final reports:

Preliminary Archaeological Investigations at El Bellote, Tabasco, Mexico 
(2007)
by Bradley E. Ensor.
http://www.famsi.org/reports/07019/index.html


Grantee report translated from Spanish to English:

Buenavista-Nuevo San Jose, Peten, Guatemala
Another village from the Middle Preclassic (800-400 B.C.)
by Jeanette Castellanos Cabrera.
http://www.famsi.org/reports/05039/index.html


Informe en Espanol:

Empalizadas y Zanjas: Defensa y El Desarrollo de la Entidad Politica de 
Yaxchilan (2007)
by Charles Golden.
http://www.famsi.org/reports/07043es/index.html


Foundation for the Advancement of Mesoamerican Studies, Inc.
http://www.famsi.org/index.html
http://www.famsi.org/spanish/