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Charts the rise and fall of the Classic Maya center of Xunantunich, paying special attention to its changing relationships with the communities that comprised its hinterlands. Until now archaeologists have lacked integrated regional data and a fine-grained chronology in which to document short-term shifts in site occupations, subsistence strategies, and other important practices of the daily life of the Maya.

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Charts the rise and fall of the Classic Maya center of Xunantunich, paying special attention to its changing relationships with the communities that comprised its hinterlands. Until now archaeologists have lacked integrated regional data and a fine-grained chronology in which to document short-term shifts in site occupations, subsistence strategies, and other important practices of the daily life of the Maya.
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Lisa J. LeCount is an associate professor of anthropology at the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa. She is currently directing the Actuncan Research Project, studying the effects of political centralization on households. Jason Yaeger is an associate professor of anthropology at the University of Texas, San Antonio. He co-edited The Archaeology of Communities: A New World Perspective.