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Presenting new data from leading scholars in the field, this collection uses evidence from archaeology, hieroglyphic texts, chemical analyses, and art to explore the many ways food was integral to Classic Maya society.
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Presenting new data from leading scholars in the field, this collection uses evidence from archaeology, hieroglyphic texts, chemical analyses, and art to explore the many ways food was integral to Classic Maya society.
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- Verlag: University of Texas Press
- Seitenzahl: 400
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. März 2025
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 228mm x 153mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 590g
- ISBN-13: 9781477331958
- ISBN-10: 1477331956
- Artikelnr.: 71883610
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: University of Texas Press
- Seitenzahl: 400
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. März 2025
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 228mm x 153mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 590g
- ISBN-13: 9781477331958
- ISBN-10: 1477331956
- Artikelnr.: 71883610
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Edited by Traci Ardren
Preface by Michael D. Coe
1. Introduction (Traci Ardren)
2. Potluck: Building Community and Feasting among the Middle Preclassic
Maya (M. Kathryn Brown and Carolyn Freiwald)
3. A Toast to the Earth: The Social Role of Beverages in Pre-Hispanic Maya
Cave Ritual at Pacbitun, Belize (Jon Spenard, Adam King, Terry G. Powis,
and Nilesh Gaikwad)
4. The Epigraphy of Ancient Maya Food and Drink (Nicholas Carter and
Mallory E. Matsumoto)
5. Plant Foodstuffs of the Ancient Maya: Agents and Matter, Medium and
Message (Shanti Morell-Hart)
6. Food, Friend, or Offering: Exploring the Role of Maya Dogs in the
Zooarchaeological Record (Petra Cunningham-Smith, Ashley E. Sharpe, Arianne
Boileau, Erin Kennedy Thornton, and Kitty F. Emery)
7. Celebrating Sihó: The Role of Food and Foodways in the Construction of
Social Identities (Lilia Fernández Souza, Mario Zimmermann, and Socorro del
Pilar Jiménez Álvarez)
8. Cuisine and Feasting in the Copán and Lower Ulúa Valleys in Honduras
(Julia A. Hendon)
9. Talking Feasts: Classic Maya Commensal Politics at La Corona (Maxime
Lamoureux-St-Hilaire)
10. Thinking (and Eating) Chichén Itzá: New Food Technology and Creating
the Itzá State at Xuenkal (Traci Ardren)
11. Faunal Foods as Indices of Commoner Wealth (or Poverty) in Rural versus
Urban Houselots of the Terminal Classic and Postclassic in Northwest
Yucatán (Marilyn A. Masson, Timothy S. Hare, Bradley W. Russell, and Carlos
Peraza Lope)
12. Human-Deity Relationships Conveyed through Balche’ Rituals and Resource
Procurement (Gabrielle Vail and Maia Dedrick)
13. Conclusion: In Maya Food Studies, Who Is Maya? What Is Food? (Jeffrey
M. Pilcher)
Index
1. Introduction (Traci Ardren)
2. Potluck: Building Community and Feasting among the Middle Preclassic
Maya (M. Kathryn Brown and Carolyn Freiwald)
3. A Toast to the Earth: The Social Role of Beverages in Pre-Hispanic Maya
Cave Ritual at Pacbitun, Belize (Jon Spenard, Adam King, Terry G. Powis,
and Nilesh Gaikwad)
4. The Epigraphy of Ancient Maya Food and Drink (Nicholas Carter and
Mallory E. Matsumoto)
5. Plant Foodstuffs of the Ancient Maya: Agents and Matter, Medium and
Message (Shanti Morell-Hart)
6. Food, Friend, or Offering: Exploring the Role of Maya Dogs in the
Zooarchaeological Record (Petra Cunningham-Smith, Ashley E. Sharpe, Arianne
Boileau, Erin Kennedy Thornton, and Kitty F. Emery)
7. Celebrating Sihó: The Role of Food and Foodways in the Construction of
Social Identities (Lilia Fernández Souza, Mario Zimmermann, and Socorro del
Pilar Jiménez Álvarez)
8. Cuisine and Feasting in the Copán and Lower Ulúa Valleys in Honduras
(Julia A. Hendon)
9. Talking Feasts: Classic Maya Commensal Politics at La Corona (Maxime
Lamoureux-St-Hilaire)
10. Thinking (and Eating) Chichén Itzá: New Food Technology and Creating
the Itzá State at Xuenkal (Traci Ardren)
11. Faunal Foods as Indices of Commoner Wealth (or Poverty) in Rural versus
Urban Houselots of the Terminal Classic and Postclassic in Northwest
Yucatán (Marilyn A. Masson, Timothy S. Hare, Bradley W. Russell, and Carlos
Peraza Lope)
12. Human-Deity Relationships Conveyed through Balche’ Rituals and Resource
Procurement (Gabrielle Vail and Maia Dedrick)
13. Conclusion: In Maya Food Studies, Who Is Maya? What Is Food? (Jeffrey
M. Pilcher)
Index
Preface by Michael D. Coe
1. Introduction (Traci Ardren)
2. Potluck: Building Community and Feasting among the Middle Preclassic
Maya (M. Kathryn Brown and Carolyn Freiwald)
3. A Toast to the Earth: The Social Role of Beverages in Pre-Hispanic Maya
Cave Ritual at Pacbitun, Belize (Jon Spenard, Adam King, Terry G. Powis,
and Nilesh Gaikwad)
4. The Epigraphy of Ancient Maya Food and Drink (Nicholas Carter and
Mallory E. Matsumoto)
5. Plant Foodstuffs of the Ancient Maya: Agents and Matter, Medium and
Message (Shanti Morell-Hart)
6. Food, Friend, or Offering: Exploring the Role of Maya Dogs in the
Zooarchaeological Record (Petra Cunningham-Smith, Ashley E. Sharpe, Arianne
Boileau, Erin Kennedy Thornton, and Kitty F. Emery)
7. Celebrating Sihó: The Role of Food and Foodways in the Construction of
Social Identities (Lilia Fernández Souza, Mario Zimmermann, and Socorro del
Pilar Jiménez Álvarez)
8. Cuisine and Feasting in the Copán and Lower Ulúa Valleys in Honduras
(Julia A. Hendon)
9. Talking Feasts: Classic Maya Commensal Politics at La Corona (Maxime
Lamoureux-St-Hilaire)
10. Thinking (and Eating) Chichén Itzá: New Food Technology and Creating
the Itzá State at Xuenkal (Traci Ardren)
11. Faunal Foods as Indices of Commoner Wealth (or Poverty) in Rural versus
Urban Houselots of the Terminal Classic and Postclassic in Northwest
Yucatán (Marilyn A. Masson, Timothy S. Hare, Bradley W. Russell, and Carlos
Peraza Lope)
12. Human-Deity Relationships Conveyed through Balche’ Rituals and Resource
Procurement (Gabrielle Vail and Maia Dedrick)
13. Conclusion: In Maya Food Studies, Who Is Maya? What Is Food? (Jeffrey
M. Pilcher)
Index
1. Introduction (Traci Ardren)
2. Potluck: Building Community and Feasting among the Middle Preclassic
Maya (M. Kathryn Brown and Carolyn Freiwald)
3. A Toast to the Earth: The Social Role of Beverages in Pre-Hispanic Maya
Cave Ritual at Pacbitun, Belize (Jon Spenard, Adam King, Terry G. Powis,
and Nilesh Gaikwad)
4. The Epigraphy of Ancient Maya Food and Drink (Nicholas Carter and
Mallory E. Matsumoto)
5. Plant Foodstuffs of the Ancient Maya: Agents and Matter, Medium and
Message (Shanti Morell-Hart)
6. Food, Friend, or Offering: Exploring the Role of Maya Dogs in the
Zooarchaeological Record (Petra Cunningham-Smith, Ashley E. Sharpe, Arianne
Boileau, Erin Kennedy Thornton, and Kitty F. Emery)
7. Celebrating Sihó: The Role of Food and Foodways in the Construction of
Social Identities (Lilia Fernández Souza, Mario Zimmermann, and Socorro del
Pilar Jiménez Álvarez)
8. Cuisine and Feasting in the Copán and Lower Ulúa Valleys in Honduras
(Julia A. Hendon)
9. Talking Feasts: Classic Maya Commensal Politics at La Corona (Maxime
Lamoureux-St-Hilaire)
10. Thinking (and Eating) Chichén Itzá: New Food Technology and Creating
the Itzá State at Xuenkal (Traci Ardren)
11. Faunal Foods as Indices of Commoner Wealth (or Poverty) in Rural versus
Urban Houselots of the Terminal Classic and Postclassic in Northwest
Yucatán (Marilyn A. Masson, Timothy S. Hare, Bradley W. Russell, and Carlos
Peraza Lope)
12. Human-Deity Relationships Conveyed through Balche’ Rituals and Resource
Procurement (Gabrielle Vail and Maia Dedrick)
13. Conclusion: In Maya Food Studies, Who Is Maya? What Is Food? (Jeffrey
M. Pilcher)
Index