2020
DOI: 10.1007/s10816-020-09485-4
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Using Actor-Network Theory to Characterize the Production of Ancient Maya Caching Events at Cerro Maya (Cerros, Belize)

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“…Drained fields and irrigation features in the site periphery suggest intensified agriculture (Figure 1). New AMS dates (Vadala 2016; Vadala and Walker 2020) link most monumental construction to the Terminal Formative period (50 BC to AD 200). Cathy Crane's (1986, 1996) paleobotanical studies of Cerro Maya's pollen and macro-botanical plant remains documented a variety of fruit trees and flowering plants.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Drained fields and irrigation features in the site periphery suggest intensified agriculture (Figure 1). New AMS dates (Vadala 2016; Vadala and Walker 2020) link most monumental construction to the Terminal Formative period (50 BC to AD 200). Cathy Crane's (1986, 1996) paleobotanical studies of Cerro Maya's pollen and macro-botanical plant remains documented a variety of fruit trees and flowering plants.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%