ARTS PRE-COLUMBIENS
Paris: Galerie H. Kamer, 1971. 40 pages, 31 large photographs,, many full-page. More
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Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin No. 193, 1964.ARCHEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS IN THE PARITA AND SANTA MARIA ZONES OF PANAMA
Ladd, J. 303 pages,25 plates, 68 figures, 2 maps, 14 charts. More
MOSETENO VOCABULARY AND TREATISES
Evanston: 1917. From an unpublished manuscript in possession of Northwestern University Library. cxii, 141 pages (some uncut). At the time of its publication, this was the most complete work on the language and vocabulary of this Bolivian Indian group. Cloth cover. More
ARCHAEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS ON THE ISLAND OF LA PLATA, ECUADOR
Field Museum Anthropological Series, Vol. II, No. 5, 1901. Pp 247-280 (some uncut) of text containing 10 figures and 2 fold-out maps, plus 62 pages of photographs of objects. Though more than one hundred years old, the copies we have on hand of this study are in fine condition. One..... More
THE ART OF THE ANCIENT MAYA
Detroit Institute of Arts, 1959. 124 pages, 95 b/w photographs--all large, may full-page and 4 full-page color photographs, 1 map. Cloth cover. More
ARCHAEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS IN EL SALVADOR.
PEABODY MUSEUM, Memoirs. Vol. IX, No. 2, 1944. xi, 113 pages, 14 pages of photographs, 31 figures. This folio-size Peabody Memoir contains an abundance of riches of Mesoamerican Mayan archaeological scholarship. This volume contains much previously unpublished material and is profusely illustrated with photographs of scores of seldom seen objects..... More
TREASURES OF ANCIENT AMERICA. Mexico to Peru.
Geneva: 1964. xiv, 229 pages, 60 b/w and 85 color photographs--mainly full-page, 1 map. Cloth cover. More
LIVING MAYA
New York: 1987. 224 pages, 125 color photographs--many full-page or double-page, 60 drawings, 2 maps. Cloth cover. The life of the four million Maya who live in the rain forests of Central America and southern Mexico is documented in this stunning photographic essay of unusual beauty. Concentrating on the area..... More
THE JUNIUS B. BIRD PRE-COLUMBIAN TEXTILE CONFERENCE
Washington, D.C: 1979. 278 pages, 247 illustrations. Cloth cover. This volume is the outgrowth of a conference held in the spring of 1973, and contains fifteen of the papers that were presented by a distinguished group of pre-Columbian textile scholars. The papers presented new research in the field and covered..... More
MAYA TEXTILES OF GUATEMALA. The Gustavus A. Eisen Collection, 1902
Austin: 1993. xiii, 295 pages, 138 color and 78 b/w photographs of textiles in the collection, plus 108 b/w photographs and drawings and 4 maps. Small folio size (8 1/2" x 12"). Cloth cover ed. More
THE MAYA CHONTAL INDIANS OF ACHLAN-TIXCHEL. A Contribution to the History and Ethnography of the Yucatan Peninsula
CARNEGIE INSTITUTION, Contributions to American Archaeology. Publication 560: 1948. x, 565 pages, 4 fold-out maps. More
ARQUEOLOGIA DE TEOTIHUACAN. La Ceramica
Mexico City: 1966. 262 pages of text containing 222 b/w and color figures, plus 62 pages of photographs. Cloth cover. More
ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCHES IN YUCATAN. Reports of Explorations for the Museum
PEABODY MUSEUM Memoirs, Vol. III, No. 1, Cambridge, 1904: New York. 1970 (reprint). 20 pages of text containing 10 figures, plus 12 pages of photographs and drawings. More
SARAPE TEXTILES FROM HISTORIC MEXICO
St. Louis Art Museum: 1999. 88 pages, 42 full-page and 9 smaller color photographs and 6 b/w photographs, 1 map. The dazzling 19th century Saltillo sarape, the must recognizable element of male dress in Mexico, is discussed, analyzed, and presented-- in lustrous color photographs--in this catalogue of one of the..... More
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