1st Edition
Routes, Interaction and Exchange in the Southern Maya Area
1. Introduction to Routes, Interaction and Exchange
Gavin R. Davies, Eugenia J. Robinson, Francisco Estrada-Belli and Geoffrey E. Braswell
Part I: Hubs, Networks and Economies of the Preclassic Period
2. Chiapa de Corzo: Exchange Routes and Cultural Interaction between Zoque and Maya Regions
Lynneth S. Lowe
3. Tak’alik Ab’aj and its Neighbors in the Network of the Ritual Market Economy
Christa Schieber De Lavarreda and Miguel Orrego Corzo
4. Izapa and the Formative Period Kingdoms of Southern Pacific Mesoamerica
Robert M. Rosenswig
Part II: Routes, Interaction and Exchange during the Classic Period
5. About-Faces: Stylistic Evolutions and Interactions at Kaminaljuyu, Guatemala
Lucia R. Henderson
6. Interaction and Ideology: The Teotihuacan-Style Censers from the Pacific Coast of Guatemala
Annabeth Headrick, Dorie Reents-Budet, and Ronald L. Bishop
7. Long-Distance Exchange and the Ballgame at Kaminaljuyu
Bárbara Arroyo and Gloria Ajú
8. "The Mountain Trails are Well Traveled": Routes and Economic Organization in the Lake Atitlan Basin
Gavin R. Davies and María De Los Ángeles Corado
9. Least-Cost Routes and the Kaqchikel Maya Region: Intercommunity Trade, Movement and Communication
Eugenia J. Robinson, Geoffrey E. Braswell and Francisco Estrada-Belli
10. American Pompeii: Old Evidence on Late Classic Ties between the Pacific Coast and the Antigua Valley
Oswaldo Chinchilla Mazariegos and Adrian Everett
11. Raxruha Viejo and Highland–Lowland Interaction during the Classic Period
Chloé Andrieu, Julien Sion, Divina Perla-Barrera, Carlos Fidel Tuyuc Nij, Carlos Efraín Tox, and Jackeline Quiñónez
12. Tracking Trade: Explaining the Rise of Copan’s Polity in Southeastern Mesoamerica
Erlend M. Johnson and Marcello A. Canuto
Part III: Production, Trade and Migration in the Postclassic Period
13. Export Craft Production in Soconusco: An Update on Tohil Plumbate
Hector Neff
14. Trade, Migration, and Continuity at Plumbate Era Izapa
Rebecca Mendelsohn
15. lnteraction and Exchange in Late Postclassic Xoconochco
Janine Gasco and Daniel Pierce
16. An Uphill View of the Northern Guatemalan Highlands from the Southern Maya Lowlands
Brent K.S. Woodfill and Erin L. Sears
Biography
Eugenia J. Robinson is a Research Fellow of the Middle American Research Institute of Tulane University and a Professor Emeritus of Anthropology at Montgomery College. Her research interests are settlement and landscape studies, interaction and rock images in the Kaqchikel Maya highlands.
Gavin R. Davies has a PhD in anthropological archaeology from the University of Kentucky and is a Project Archaeologist with TRC. His doctoral thesis investigated long-term resilience and adaptation in the Lake Atitlan Basin of Highland Guatemala.






