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K. H. Silvert
Part I explains National and Local Government
between the Revolution of 1944 and 1953. Part II is the English
translation of all State Constitutions between 1823 and 1945.
1954. 240 pp. ISBN 0-939238-23-3
Only Part I is in print: National and Local Government Since 1944. 1954. 100 pp. $9.00
1976. Paper. 107 pp. ISBN 0-939238-24-1 $12.00
1. Contemporary Pottery Techniques in Southern and Central Mexico. George M. Foster. 1955. 48 pp. $5.00
2. The Extent of Dominance of Tenochtitlan during the Reign of Mocteuczoma Ilhuicamina. H. Barry Holt. 1975. 13 pp., 1 fig., 5 tables. $2.00
3. A Critical Analysis of Yuri Knorozov's Decipherment of the Maya Hieroglyphics. Arthur Andrew Demarest. 1976. 11 pp., 3 figs. $2.00
4. A Re-evaluation of the Archaeological Sequences of Preclassic Chiapas. Arthur Andrew Demarest. 1976. 32 pp., 5 figs., 1 table. $5.00
1972. Paper. 110 pp. ISBN 0-939238-25-X $15.00
1. The Livingston Codes in the Guatemalan Crisis of 1837-1838. Mario Rodriguez. 1955. 32 pp. $4.00
2. Las Luces y la Civilización: The Social Reforms of Mariano Gálvez. Miriam Williford. 1969. 9 pp. $2.00
3. Social Revolution in Guatemala: The Carrera Revolt. Ralph Lee Woodward, Jr. 1971. 36 pp. $5.00
4. Attitudes toward Foreign Colonization: The Evolution of Nineteenth-Century Guatemalan Immigration Policy. William J. Griffith. 1972. 38 pp. $5.00
1972. Paper. 275 pp. ISBN 0-939238-26-8 $30.00
1. Political Changes in Guatemalan Indian Communities. Richard N. Adams. 1957.2. Chinautla, a Guatemalan Indian Community: A Study in the Relationship of Community Culture and National Change. Ruben E. Reina. 1960. $5.00
2. Chinautla, a Guatemalan Indian Community: A Study in the Relationship of Community Culture and National Change. Ruben E. Reina 1960. $5.00
3. Political Modernization in Three Guatemalan Indian Communities. Roland H. Ebel. 1969. 77 pp., 3 figs. $7.00
4. The Change of Officials in Tzo'ontahal, Chiapas, Mexico. June Nash. 1970. 42 pp. $6.00
5. Popular Medicine in Puntarenas, Costa Rica: Urban and Societal Features. Miles Richardson and Barbara Bode. 1971. 26 pp. $3.00
1968. Paper. 201 pp. ISBN 0-939238-27-6 $25.00
1. Los Manitos: A Study of Institutional Values. Munro S. Edmonson. 1957. $5.00
2. The Mexican Truck Driver. Munro S. Edmonson. 1959. 16 pp. $3.00
3. A Study of Change in Mexican Folk Medicine. Claudia Madsen. 1965. 49 pp. $6.00
4. Courtship and Marriage in Zinacantan, Mexico. Jane Fishburne Collier. 1968. 62 pp. $7.00
1970. 194 pp. ISBN 0-939238-28-4
1. A Revision of Some Dates on the Hieroglyphic Stairway, Copan, Honduras. E. Wyllys Andrews IV. 1958.
2. The 819-Day Count and Color-Direction Symbolism among the Classic Maya. Heinrich Berlin and David H. Kelley. 1961.
3. Maya Settlement Patterns: A Critical Review. William A. Haviland. 1966. 26 pp. $3.00
4. Toltec Influence on the Postclassic Culture History of Highland Guatemala. Robert M. Carmack. 1968. 44 pp. $6.00
5. Ancient Lowland Maya Social Organization. William A. Haviland. 1968. 25 pp.
6. Archaeological Reconnaissance of Chinkultic, Chiapas, Mexico. Stephan F. de Borhegyi. 1968. 16 pp., 18 figs. $3.00
7. The Tablet of the 96 Glyphs at Palenque, Chiapas, Mexico. Heinrich Berlin. 1968. 15 pp., 2 figs. $3.00
8. The Stela Platform at Uxmal, Yucatan, Mexico. Sylvanus G. Morley. Edited with notes by H. E. D. Pollock. 1970. 30 pp., 23 figs. $7.00
9. The Open Chapel of Dzibilchaltun, Yucatan. William J. Folan. 1970. 19 pp., 11 figs. $4.00
1961. 298 pp. Four analyses, with the narrative texts. ISBN 0-939238-29-2 $30.00
1. La Loa en Guatemala: Contribución al Estudio del Teatro Popular Hispanoamericano. Gustavo Correa and Calvin Cannon. 1958. 96 pp. $12.00
2. Texto de un Baile de Diablos. Gustavo Correa. 1958. 8 pp. $2.00
3. The Calderonian Auto Sacramental. El Gran Teatro del Mundo: An Edition and Translation of a Nahuatl Version. William A. Hunter. 1960. 98 pp. $12.00
4. The Dance of the Conquest in Guatemala. Barbara Bode. 1961. 96 pp., 5 figs., musical score. $12.00
1967. Paper. 185 pp. ISBN 0-939238-30-6 $20.00
1. Ten Years of Middle American Archaeology: Annotated Bibliography and News Summary, 1948-1957. Robert Wauchope. 1961. 106 pp. $6.00
2. Recent Monument Worship in Lowland Guatemala. Robert Ritzenthaler. 1963. 9 pp. $2.00
3. A Late Preclassic Village in Santa Rosa, Guatemala. Michael D. Coe. 1963. 8 pp. $2.00
4. Maya Ceramic Varieties, Types, and Wares at Uaxactun: Supplement to "Ceramic Sequence at Uaxactun, Guatemala." Robert E. Smith and James C. Gifford. 1966. 49 pp. $8.00
5. Pottery Jars from the Loma del Tacuazin, El Salvador. Stanley H. Boggs. 1966. 10 pp. $2.00
1968. Paper. 180 pp. ISBN 0-939238-32-2 $18.00
Preprints of Publication 29:
1. Impact of the United Fruit Company on the Economic Development of Guatemala, 1946-1954. Richard Allen LaBarge. 1960. 72 pp., 4 charts, 21 tables. $7.00
2. Maudslay's Central America: A Strategic View in 1887. Wayne M. Clegern. 1962. 21 pp., 2 maps. $3.00
3. Zamora: A Regional Economy in Mexico. Oriol Pi-Sunyer. 1967. 85 pp. $9.00
Munro S. Edmonson
Edmunson used about 40 sources for this
dictionary of about 16,800 listings, ranging from the sixteenth
to the twentieth centuries. Most entries were checked with Quiche
and Kaqchikel speakers. The listings of roots include estimates
of "the minimal extension of the use of the root in space
and time."
1965. Paper. 168 pp. Reprint edition, 1976. ISBN 0-939238-33-0
$25.00
1975. Paper. 247 pp. ISBN 0-939238-35-7
1. Explorations in the Gruta de Chac, Yucatan, Mexico. E. Wyllys Andrews IV. 1965. 21 pp. $4.00
2. Progress Report on the 1960-1964 Field Seasons, National Geographic Society-Tulane University Dzibilchaltun Program. E. Wyllys Andrews IV. 1965. 44 pp., 11 figs., 5 tables. $6.00
3. The Ruins of Ikil, Yucatan, Mexico. E. Wyllys Andrews IV and George E. Stuart. 1968. 12 pp., 8 figs. $4.00
4. Archaeological Evidence on Social Stratification and Commerce in the Northern Maya Lowlands: Two Masons' Tool Kits from Muna and Dzibilchaltun, Yucatan. E. Wyllys Andrews IV and Irwin Rovner. 1973. 21 pp., 11 figs. $4.00
5. Preliminary Reports on Archaeological Investigations in the Rio Bec Area, Campeche, Mexico. Contributions by Joseph W. Ball, Jack D. Eaton, David F. Potter, Irwin Rovner, Prentice M. Thomas, Jr., Ingolf Vogeler, and David L. Webster; Compiled by Richard E. W. Adams. 1974. 42 pp.
6. Excavation of an Early Shell Midden on Isla Cancun, Quintana Roo, Mexico. E. Wyllys Andrews IV, Michael P. Simmons, Elizabeth S. Wing, E. Wyllys Andrews V, and Joann M. Andrews. 1974. 50 pp., 22 figs., 2 tables. $7.00
7. Human Skeletal Remains from Dzibilchaltun, Yucatan, Mexico, with a Review of Cranial Deformity Types in the Maya Region. T. Dale Stewart. 1974. 26 pp., 10 figs., 4 tables. $4.00
8. The Polychrome Pottery of Dzibilchaltun, Yucatan, Mexico: Typology and Archaeological Context. Joseph W. Ball and E. Wyllys Andrews V. 1975. 20 pp., 2 tables. $4.00
E. Wyllys Andrews IV
Archaeological discoveries in a Yucatan cave, with transcription and translation of modern Maya ritual celebrated therein. Small 33_ rpm record included. 1970. Cloth. 196 pp., 60 figs., 2 color pls. ISBN 0-939238-36-5
A few copies of the 33_ rpm record are still available. $5.00
Ian Graham
Graham,s exploration in El Peten in 1960,
1961, and 1962 provide the first detailed information about Aguateca,
Kinal, Mirador, Nakbe, and Machaquila, and reported two stelae
at Seibal. The report includes site descriptions, site maps, and
photographs and drawings of many new hieroglyphic monuments. Graham
noted the distinctive assemblages of mounds and the absence of
inscribed monuments at Mirador and Nakbe, in the Mirador Basin,
suggesting that the builders were not Classic Maya.
1967. Paper. 107 pp., 81 figs. ISBN 0-939238-37-3 $30.00
E. Wyllys Andrews IV
A report of 15,000 specimens arranged
by family and genus from 18 Maya sites. Includes a discussion
of specific archaeological contexts and interpretations of the
use of Mollusca. The report presents fresh data from the Middle
American Research Institute excavations at Dzibilchaltun.
1969. Paper. 115 pp., 6 figs., 21 pls. ISBN 0-939238-38-1 $25.00
Munro S. Edmonson
The Quiche text with a new English translation, plus introduction. 1971. 273 pp. Reprint 1977. ISBN 0-939238-40-3
James C. Tatum
Antonio Lopez Matoso was a prominent
member of Mexican society during the early nineteenth century.
Convicted as a revolutionary, he was exiled to Havana in 1816
and did not return to Mexico City until 1820. His diary is the
account of his journey from Mexico and of his exile in Havana.
1972. Paper. 114 pp., 21 figs. ISBN 0-939238-41-1 $20.00
Arden R. King
Arden King studies the culture of Coban,
the capital of the Department of Alta Verapaz, where the indigenous
community was able to retain its traditional ways despite being
heavily influenced by the Ladino minority and other Europeans,
principally the Germans. Emphasizing the history of the region,
the study focuses on the persistence of traditional ways despite
changes in cultural patterns introduced by Ladino-German groups.
1974. Cloth. 283 pp., 6 figs., 215 tables, 54 tabulations. ISBN
0-939238-42-X $30.00
Edward B. Kurjack
Using settlement pattern and architectural
distribution data from Dzibilchaltun recovered during the 1957-1965
Tulane project, Kurjack attempts to show that Classic Maya society
in the Northern Lowlands was more complex than previously thought.
The map of Dziilchaltun is published separetly (Publication
47).
1974. Paper. 105 pp., 28 figs., 15 tables. ISBN 0-939238-43-8
$25.00
Robert Wauchope
In 1947, Wauchope returned to Zacualpa
to investigate issues that arose druing his 1935-36 excavations
(see Publication 14).
The bulk of this report is devoted to the ceramics, which span
the Protoclassic through the Protohistoric.
1975. Cloth. xix+303 pp., 213 figs., 53 tables, 35 tabulations,
2 charts. ISBN 0-939238-44-6 $35.00
E. Wyllys Andrews IV and Anthony P. Andrews
Originally worked on by Loring M. Hewen
and E. Wyllys Andrews IV and then later by Anthony P. Andrews,
the site of Xcaret is found on the central coast of Quintana Roo.
The first part of this volume is a description of the artifact
and architectural remains. The second part consists of brief descriptions
of other sites found along the central coast. Includes a site
index and bibliography for the East Coast of Quintana Roo.
1975. Paper. xii+117 pp., 125 figs. ISBN 0-939238-45-4 $25.00
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