Simon Martin is an Associate Curator and Keeper at the Penn Museum and Adjunct Associate Professor of Anthropology, University of Pennsylvania. He is the co-author of Chronicle of the Maya Kings and Queens (2008) and Courtly Art of the Ancient Maya (2004). He is currently the 2019-2020 Kislak Chair for the Study of the History and Cultures of the Early Americas at the Library of Congress, Washington DC.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction: the questions Part I. Agendas in Classic Maya Politics: 2. Modelling the Maya 3. On archaeopolitics 4. Worlds in words Part II. Epigraphic Data on Classic Maya Politics: 5. Identity 6. Constitution 7. Transcendence 8. Matrimony 9. Conflict 10. Hierarchy 11. Coda Part III. A Political Anthropology of the Classic Maya 12. Classic Maya networks 13. Defining classic Maya political culture 14. Hegemony in practice and theory 15. Summary and conclusions: a society of kings.
1. Introduction: the questions Part I. Agendas in Classic Maya Politics: 2. Modelling the Maya 3. On archaeopolitics 4. Worlds in words Part II. Epigraphic Data on Classic Maya Politics: 5. Identity 6. Constitution 7. Transcendence 8. Matrimony 9. Conflict 10. Hierarchy 11. Coda Part III. A Political Anthropology of the Classic Maya 12. Classic Maya networks 13. Defining classic Maya political culture 14. Hegemony in practice and theory 15. Summary and conclusions: a society of kings.
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