No slow dusk : Maya urban development and decline at La Milpa, Belize / Norman Hammond.
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ANTIQUITY-278/98 Illicit antiquities and international litigationñthe Turkish experience / | ANTIQUITY-278/98 The origins of rice agriculture : | ANTIQUITY-278/98 Public archaeology and prehistory in Sicily / | ANTIQUITY-278/98 No slow dusk : | ANTIQUITY-278/98 The cultural life of early domestic plant use / | ANTIQUITY-278/98 From Croatia to Cape Town : | ANTIQUITY-278/98 Special section Rice domestication / |
Antiquity 72 (1998): 831Ð837
The 1998 excavations at the Maya city of La Milpa have revealed important structures of the ruling élite, including several throne rooms, but also evidence for a sudden cessation of élite activity when the occupation was at its height. Extensive mapping suggests a population of some 46,000 over a short period in the 8th and 9th centuries AD.
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