Precolumbian Archaeology and Geography of Eastern Honduras Project

Presentations

 (2010) “Shared Cultural Identity at Chichicaste and Dos Quebradas, Olancho, Honduras.” Paper presented at the Symposium Every Place Is A Node: Rethinking Centers, Peripheries, and Patrimony in Honduras. Society for American Archaeology, St. Louis

(2009) “La Conexión Telica: Comunidad y Modo de Vida en Chichicaste y Dos Quebradas, Honduras.” Paper presented at the XIX Encuentro de Cultura Maya. Universidad Autónoma de Campeche. Campeche, Mexico.

(2009) “The Telica Connection: Community and Lifeways at Chichicaste and Dos Quebradas, Honduras.” Paper presented at the Symposium Archaeological Research in Honduras: Understanding Ancient Lifeways in the Intermediate Area. Society for American Archaeology, Atlanta

Publications

(2010) La Conexión Telica: Comunidad Y Modo De Vida En Chichicaste Y Dos Quebradas, Honduras. XIX Encuentro de Cultura Maya. Universidad Autónoma de Campeche. Campeche, Mexico.

(2010) “Archaeological Survey of Peripheral Settlements on the Southern Margins of Mesoamerica: Using Laser Total Stations, GPS, and GIS to Map Ancient Settlements in Eastern Honduras, CA.” Proceedings of 2009 Technical Conference ASPRS American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing –MAPPS Management Association for Private Photogrammetric Surveyors, Digital Mapping: from Elevation to Information. American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing, Washington, D.C. Technical paper accepted for publication.

Join archaeologists and geographers searching the fields and tropical forests of eastern Honduras for the remains of lost civilizations.

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Ethnogeography of Modern Maya Housing

 

 Presentations: 

(2006) “El uso de sistemas de información geográfica y etnoarqueologia en el estudio de los espacios domésticos mayas en Yucatán, México.” Paper presented at the XVI Encuentro de Cultura Maya. Universidad Autonoma de Campeche. Campeche, Mexico.

(2006) “Places to live: An ethnoarchaeology of modern Maya houses in Yucatan, Mexico.” Congreso Internacional de Americanistas, Mesa Arqueologia15: El Norte de Yucatan: Estudios Recientes. Sevilla, Spain.

Publications:

(Summer 2007) El uso de sistemas de información geográfica y etnoarqueologia en el estudio de los espacios domésticos mayas en Yucatán, México. XVI Encuentro de Cultura Maya. Universidad Autonoma de Campeche. Campeche.

GIS and Maya Ceramics: Peto Cream Ware in the Yucatan Peninsula

 

 Presentations:

(2001) “Peto Cream ware in the Yucatan Peninsula.” Paper presented at the Third Annual Maya Archaeology Night, Department of Geography and Anthropology, L. S. U., Baton Rouge.

(2001) “Los sistemas de informacion geografica y la ceramica arqueologica. El caso de la vajilla Peto Crema en la Península de Yucatán.” Paper Presented at the V Congreso Internacional de Mayistas July 22-28, 2001, Jalapa, Veracruz, Mexico. 

(2000) “The spatial distribution of Peto Cream ware at the Yucatan, Peninsula.” Paper presented at the Symposium Current Archaeological Research in Western Yucatan, Mexico, Society for American Archaeology, Philadelphia.

Households at Dzibilchaltun, Yucatan, Mexico

Presentations:

(1999) “Dzibilchaltun: Spatial analysis of pottery sherds at a household area.” Paper presented at the Symposium New Horizons for Ancient Maya Ceramics, Society for American Archaeology, Chicago.

(1994) “Study and interpretation of a residential context at Dzibilchaltun.” Paper presented in the 23rd Meeting of the Mexican Society of Anthropology, Villahermosa, Tabasco, Mexico.

(1993) “A Residential Context at Dzibilchaltun.” Paper presented in the 5th Meeting on Social Sciences Research, Dr. Hideyo Noguchi Regional Research Center Social Sciences Unit. Yucatan Autonomous University, Merida, Yucatan, Mexico.

Publications:

 (2007) Diachronic household pottery disposal at Dzibilchaltun, Yucatan, Mexico. Mexicon. News and Studies in Mesoamerica. Germany.

(In press) Maya houses and householders: The archaeology of residential areas at Dzibilchaltun Yucatan, Mexico.