The Ceren Site: An Ancient Village Buried by Volcanic Ash in Central America (Case Studies in Archaeology)
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The Ceren Site: An Ancient Village Buried by Volcanic Ash in Central America (Case Studies in Archaeology)

by Payson D. Sheets

Archaeology Anthropology Mesoamerican history
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The Ceren Site presents a focused archaeological study of an ancient Central American village buried by volcanic ash. As part of the Case Studies in Archaeology series, Payson D. Sheets examines this site through the lens of archaeological research, making the book a concise resource for students and general readers.

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The Ceren Site examines an ancient village in Central America that was buried by volcanic ash.

Written by Payson D. Sheets, this volume presents the site as a focused case study in archaeology.

Its subject connects archaeological investigation with the study of past communities, landscapes, and material remains.

Designed for readers interested in archaeology, anthropology, and Central American history.

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