Sam Holley-Kline draws on the insights of the Indigenous Totonac peoples who have lived and worked around the UNESCO World Heritage Site of El Tajín to analyze historical processes fundamental to the archaeological site and to northern Veracruz in the twentieth century.
Sam Holley-Kline draws on the insights of the Indigenous Totonac peoples who have lived and worked around the UNESCO World Heritage Site of El Tajín to analyze historical processes fundamental to the archaeological site and to northern Veracruz in the twentieth century.
Sam Holley-Kline is an assistant clinical professor in the Honors College at the University of Maryland, College Park, and was named a 2023–24 American Council of Learned Societies Fellow.
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List of Illustrations List of Tables Preface Acknowledgments Introduction 1. Lands: Public Pyramids, Private Parcels 2. Oil: Practical Entanglements, Cumulative Contamination 3. Vanilla: Violence and Temporality 4. Wage Labor: From Subsistence Farming to Archaeology 5. Custodios: Cohorts and Histories of Labor 6. Experts: Precarity and Opportunity Conclusion Appendix: Annual Visitors to El Tajín, 1925–2024 Notes Bibliography Index
List of Illustrations List of Tables Preface Acknowledgments Introduction 1. Lands: Public Pyramids, Private Parcels 2. Oil: Practical Entanglements, Cumulative Contamination 3. Vanilla: Violence and Temporality 4. Wage Labor: From Subsistence Farming to Archaeology 5. Custodios: Cohorts and Histories of Labor 6. Experts: Precarity and Opportunity Conclusion Appendix: Annual Visitors to El Tajín, 1925–2024 Notes Bibliography Index
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