Archaeology of the Rivas Region, Nicaragua
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Waterloo :
Wilfrid Laurier University Press,
2000.
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Colección: | Book collections on Project MUSE.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
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- Contents
- Figures
- Tables
- Plates
- Foreword
- Preface
- Nicaragua: A Prospectus
- ONE: Introduction
- TWO: The Biogeographical Setting of Nicaragua
- Geography of the Rivas Region
- The Geology
- The Climate
- The Flora and Soils
- The Fauna
- A Comment on the Archaeological Faunal Remains
- THREE: A Brief History of the Culture Subarea
- Early Ethnohistoric Accounts
- The Ancient Nicarao of Rivas
- Previous Archaeological Research in Nicaragua
- Archaeology of the Rivas Region
- FOUR: The Archaeological Sites
- Site DesignationsExcavation Procedures
- Site Descriptions
- Cultural Remains of Rivas and their Interpretation
- FIVE: The Ceramics of Rivas
- Introduction
- The Rivas Ceramic Classification
- The Rivas Ceramic Types
- Miscellaneous Ceramics
- SIX: The Artifacts: Ceramic, Stone, Bone, Shell, and Metal
- Ceramic Artifacts
- Ground Stone Artifacts
- Chipped Stone Artifacts
- Bone Artifacts
- Shell Artifacts
- Metal Artifacts
- SEVEN: Mohammed's Paradise: The Exploitation of Faunal Resources in the Rivas Region of Nicaragua
- The Rivas Culture HistoryEIGHT: The Rivas Sequence: Relative and Absolute Chronology
- Introduction
- The Rivas Periods: Relative Phase Sequence and Associated Complexes
- The Rivas Periods: Absolute Chronology
- NINE: Comparative Analysis: The Place of Rivas in Central American Archaeology
- Relations within the Subarea: Rivas and Guanacaste, Costa Rica
- Relations between Rivas, Central-Eastern Costa Rica, and Atlantic Nicaragua
- Relations between Rivas and the Diquis Delta, Costa Rica
- Relations between Rivas and the Chiriqui Region of Costa Rica and Northwest Panama and Other Southern ZonesRelations between Rivas and El Salvador
- Relations between Rivas and Honduras
- Relations between Rivas and the Maya Highlands, Lowlands, and Other Mesoamerican Zones
- TEN: A Proposed Culture History of the Rivas Region
- Problems and Gaps in Nicaraguan Archaeology
- ELEVEN: A Summary
- References Cited
- Plates
- Index
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