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SHAPING CERAMIC RESEARCH AT THE MAYA SITE OF CUELLO, BELIZE
Traditional analyses of ceramics from Maya Lowland archaeological sites have focused on descriptive typologies to define site and regional chronologies. However, T. Patrick Culbert's groundbreaking work on the ceramics of Tikal (1993) utilized vessel shapes, as well, involving an analytical sys...
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| description | Traditional analyses of ceramics from Maya Lowland archaeological
sites have focused on descriptive typologies to define site and regional
chronologies. However, T. Patrick Culbert's groundbreaking work on
the ceramics of Tikal (1993) utilized vessel
shapes, as well, involving an analytical system of two levels: shape
classes and shapes. His systematized modal analysis and concentration
on vessel-shape classes, in conjunction with a focus on the importance
of deposit types and site-formation processes, revolutionized what
ceramics can tell us about prehistoric Maya behavior. The same approach
was applied to the research on the Cuello ceramics presented here to
gain a better understanding of the behavior associated with
ceramic-vessel usage during the Preclassic period at this northern
Belize site. |
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on vessel-shape classes, in conjunction with a focus on the importance
of deposit types and site-formation processes, revolutionized what
ceramics can tell us about prehistoric Maya behavior. The same approach
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classes and shapes. His systematized modal analysis and concentration
on vessel-shape classes, in conjunction with a focus on the importance
of deposit types and site-formation processes, revolutionized what
ceramics can tell us about prehistoric Maya behavior. The same approach
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