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Prehispanic settlement patterns in the Temascalapa Region, Mexico / L. J. Gorenflo , William T. Sanders

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Gorenflo, L. J. (Larry J.)
Published
University Park, Pennsylvania : Department of Anthropology, The Pennsylvania State University, 2022.
Physical Description
viii, 233 pages : illustrations, maps ; 28 cm.
Additional Creators
Sanders, William T.

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Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction -- Chapter 2: Natural Environment -- Chapter 3: Post-Hispanic Regional Demographics and Settlement in the Temascalapa Region -- Chapter 4: Survey Methodology -- Chapter 5: Site Descriptions -- Chapter 6: Regional Demographics and Settlement in the Temascalapa Region -- Chapter 7: Ecological and Settlement Patterns in the Temascalapa Region -- Chapter 8: The Temasacalapa Region in the Basin of Mexico and as an Extension of the Teotihuacan Region -- Appendix A: Field Report Form, Temascalapa Region -- Appendix B: Site Report Form, Temascalapa Region -- Appendix C: Final and Temporary Site Numbers for Archaeological Sites in the Temascalapa Region -- Appendix D: Survey and Preliminary Evaluation for the Site of San Miguel Eyecalco and its Surroundings.
Summary
"This monograph presents a primarily descriptive summary of archaeological settlement patterns in the Temascalapa region in the northeastern Basin of Mexico. The Temascalapa region consists of two geographically separate sections, a larger northern tract and a smaller western tract, which in essence represent extensions of the previously surveyed Teotihuacan region. The monograph discusses information on prehispanic settlement patterns obtained during two field seasons in the mid-1970s: a short, one-month preliminary effort in August 1974, during which part of the northern portion of the Temascalapa region was surveyed; and a three-month season from September through November 1975, during which the remaining, vast majority of the region was surveyed."--
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"The Temascalapa region was the last of eight regions in the Basin of Mexico examined through extensive settlement pattern surveys begun in 1960 in the Teotihuacan Valley."--Acknowledgments, page vi.
Penn State faculty contributor.
Bibliography Note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 223-233).
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