Classic-Period Cultural Currents in Southern and Central Veracruz

Edited by Philip J. Arnold, III

Edited by Christopher A. Pool

    • Foreword
    • Editors’ Preface
    • Charting Classic Veracruz
    • Historical Currents in Classics Veracruz Research
    • The Epi-Olmec language and Its Neighbors
    • Polity and Economy in the Western Lower Papaloapan Basin
    • Architectural Plans, Factionalism, and the Proto-Classic-Classic Transition at Tres Zapotes
    • The Epi-Olmec Tradition at Cerro de las Mesas in the Classic Period
    • Ball Courts and politics in the Lower Cotaxtla Valley: A Model to Understand Classic Central Veracruz?
    • Continuity and Change in Late Classic Southern Veracruz Art, Hieroglyphs, and Religion
    • Social Landscapes and Political Dynamics in the Southern Gulf-Coast Lowlands (AD 500-1000)
    • Classic Currents in the West-Central Tuxtlas
    • Iconographic Interaction between El Tajin and South-Central Veracruz
    • Notes on Contributors
    • Index
  • Cover: Classic-Period Cultural Currents in Southern and Central Veracruz

Philip J. Arnold III is Associate Professor of Anthropology at Loyola University Chicago.

Christopher A. Pool is Associate Professor of Anthropology at the University of Kentucky.