Prehistoric Lowland Maya Environment and Subsistence Economy (Papers of the Peabody Museum)
by Frederick Matthew Wiseman, Mary Pohl, Paul R. Bloom, Helen Sorayya Carr, Edward S. Deevey Jr., S.E. Garrett-Jones, Nancy L. Hamblin, Hattula Moholy-Nagy, Amadeo M. Rea, Prudence M. Rice, Julie Stein, B.L. Turner Ii, Hague H. Vaughan, Richard R. Wilk
Scholarly collection exploring prehistoric Maya environment, subsistence strategies, and ecological adaptation through archaeological and environmental evidence.
About This Book
This volume presents research on the environment and subsistence economy of the prehistoric lowland Maya.
Contributors analyze archaeological and ecological data to understand ancient agricultural practices.
The work explores how environmental factors influenced Maya settlement and resource use.
Topics include pollen analysis, faunal remains, and land-use patterns in the Maya lowlands.
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