Epi-Classic Cultural Dynamics in the Mezquital Valley

List of Figures

Figure   1.  Sáenz, 1963a.
Figure   2.  Taken from Sáenz, 1963a.
Figure   3.  Taken from Sáenz, 1956.
Figure   4.  Taken from Paddock, 1966.
Figure   5.  Taken from Proskouriakoff, 1974.
Figure   6.  Taken from Proskouriakoff, 1974.
Figure   7.  Taken from Proskouriakoff, 1974.
Figure   8.  Carrasco et al., 2001.
Figure   9.  Taken from Crespo and Saint-Charles, 1996.
Figure 10.  Taken from Acosta, 1956-57.
Figure 11.  Taken from Porter, 1948. (A–Chichén Itzá; B–Tula; C/E–Cuitzeo.)
Figure 12.  Pipes recovered at the Mezquital Valley, municipios of Tecozautla and Huichapan.
Figure 13.  Xajay vessel. Courtesy of the Mezquital Valley Project.
Figure 14.  Xajay Red sherds. Courtesy of the Mezquital Valley Project.
Figure 15.  Xajay Bichromatic Postfire Incised (Sgraffito). Courtesy of the Mezquital Valley Project.
Figure 16.  Bowl with a resist decoration. Courtesy of the Mezquital Valley Project.
Figure 17.  Sherds of the Cantinas Red-Orange A Type. Courtesy of the INAH Center, Guanajuato.
Figure 18.  Sherds of the Garita Black-Brown B Type. Courtesy of the INAH Center, Guanajuato.
Figure 19.  Sherds of the San Bartolo Red on Bay Type. Courtesy of the INAH Center, Guanajuato.
Figure 20.  Septentrional Sphere. Taken from Jiménez and Darling, 2000.

Map   1.      Distribution of the Jade Plaques.
Map   2.      Localization of the Sites Mentioned in the Text.

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