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Francisco Estrada-Belli
(Boston U./ now Vanderbilt University)
 

Archaeological Investigations at Holmul, Guatemala
Report of the First Field Season, May-June 2000
With contributions by: Jason Gonzales (Southern Illinois U., Carbondale), Marc Wolf (T.I.M.S.), Laura Kosakowsky (Boston U./U. Arizona) and Justin Ebersole (Boston U.)
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Figure 11. Giant mask built with masonry block on east face of Building A, Group II (photo by J. Gonzalez).
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Research Year:  1999
Culture:  Maya
Chronology:  Proto-Classic
Location:  Norhteastern Petén, Guatemala
Site:  Holmul

Table of Contents

Introduction
Preparation for Field Work
Mapping the Site
Group I
Group II
Group III
Western Transect
Minor Centers
Summary and Future Directions
List of Figures
Sources Cited

Preliminary Report on the Ceramics from Holmul, Guatemala: Year 2000 Season
Laura J. Kosakowsky
Visiting Scholar, Department of Anthropology, University of Arizona & Research Fellow, Department of Archaeology, Boston University

Introduction
The History of Ceramic Research at Holmul
The Ceramic Chronology of Holmul
Directions for Future Ceramic Research
List of Ceramic Types and Varieties
Acknowledgements
Illustrations
Sources Cited

Submitted 11/01/2000 by:
Francisco Estrada-Belli (Ph.D. 1998, Boston Univ.)
Vanderbilt University
Department of Anthropology
Box 306050 station B
Nashville, TN 37235
francisco.estrada-belli@vanderbilt.edu

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