Coastal collectors in the Holocene : the Chantuto people of southwest Mexico /

This is the only full-scale archaeological study of the ancient Mesoamericans who lived in a coastal habitat immediately prior to the onset of an agricultural way of life.

Détails bibliographiques
Cote:Libro Electrónico
Auteur principal: Voorhies, Barbara
Format: Électronique eBook
Langue:Inglés
Publié: Gainesville, FL : University Press of Florida, ©2004.
Sujets:
Chantuto Indians > Antiquities.
Chantuto Indians > Fishing.
Chantuto Indians > Agriculture.
Excavations (Archaeology) > Mexico > Chiapas.
Coastal archaeology > Mexico > Chiapas.
Fish remains (Archaeology) > Mexico > Chiapas.
Kitchen-middens > Mexico > Chiapas.
Chantuto > Pêche.
Chantuto > Agriculture.
Fouilles (Archéologie) > Mexique > Chiapas.
Archéologie côtière > Mexique > Chiapas.
Restes de poissons (Archéologie) > Mexique > Chiapas.
Débris de cuisine (Archéologie) > Mexique > Chiapas.
HISTORY.
Antiquities
Chantuto Indians > Agriculture
Coastal archaeology
Excavations (Archaeology)
Fish remains (Archaeology)
Kitchen-middens
Chiapas (Mexico) > Antiquities.
Mexico > Chiapas
Chantuto.
Accès en ligne:Texto completo
Table des matières:
  • Table of Contents; List of Figures vii; List of Tables xiii; Acknowledgments xvii; 1. The Chantuto People and Their Environment 1; 2. Archaeological Sites 29; 3. Mollusks and Crustacea 123; 4. Food Procurement and Processing: Fish and Game Remains at theShellmound Sites 158Thomas A. Wake, Natalie Anikouchine, and Barbara Voorhies; 5. A Closer Look at the Late Archaic Fish Fauna 207Richard G. Cooke, Máximo Jiménez, Conrado Tapia,and Barbara Voorhies; 6. Human and Plant Interactions 300John G. Jones and Barbara Voorhies; 7. Tool Assemblages 344
  • 8. Mobility Patterns of Holocene Hunter-Gatherers inMexico: The View from the Tidewaters 397Notes 419; References Cited 425; Index 455

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