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Internet site for this University of North Carolina Assistant Professor. Research interests include craft specialization in Mesoamerica, especially Maya metallurgy, and Plantation archaeology in the SE United States.

Professional web page for University of California, Los Angeles, Department of Anthropology archaeologist Jennifer L. Dornan. Research interests include historical archaeology at the Maya village of San Pedro, Belize.

Profile and Curriculum vitae of this Kent State University Assistant Professor. Research interests include Mesoamerican archaeology , human landscape impacts, landscape archaeology, and intensification

Research interest in Mesoamerican archaeology and distance education. University of Florida.

Biography and bibliography by Mary Anne MarDock of this professor at the University of Michigan whose work focuses on the rise of the Zapotec civilization and its predecessors.

Internet site for Queens College Assistant Professor who works at Late Postclassic to Colonial period Maya sites. Research interests include ritual, myth, spatial analysis, cultural and contact.

Profile of this Boston University Associate Professor. Research interests include the genesis of ancestor veneration and related questions involving the structure and economic integration of small-scale state polities in the Maya lowlands.

Profile of this Boston University Professor. Research interests include the emergence and decline of complex societies, exchange, the Maya lowlands, and the history of archaeology.

Brief profile of this Florida State University Professor. Research interests include Mesoamerican archaeology, and ethnozoology gender studies.

Curriculum vitae of this University of Kansas Associate Professor. Research interests include the archaeology of Central and South America, Maya civilization and cultural evolution.