Dietary, environmental, and societal implications of ancient Maya animal use in the Petexbatun : a zooarchaeological perspective on the collapse / Kitty F. Emery
ANTH copy 39088015201684 has bookplate: Smithsonian Institution Libraries, Gift of William H. Plank.
Contents:
Zooarchaeology and the classic Maya collapse : an introduction -- The study area : the Petexbatun region and polity -- Methods of zooarchaeological investigation -- The Petexbatun zooarchaeological assemblage -- Zooarchaeological reconstructions of environmental change -- Subsistence animal use and the hypothesis of dietary failure -- Worked animal remains and socioeconomic change in the Maya world -- Conclusions : a zooarchaeological perspective on the Maya collapse. -- Appendix 1. Zooarchaeological summary counts at the Petexbatun sites -- Appendix 2. Taxonomic and element identifications and counts at the Petexbatun sites
