Mexican Archæology
Thomas A. Joyce
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Length 12 h 2 min
Chapters 16
First published 1914
The object of this small book is to summarize shortly the extent of our knowledge concerning the life and culture of the Mexican and Maya peoples of pre-Spanish America. It has no pretence whatever to finality; indeed, the time is not within sight when a complete elucidation of all the problems connected with this most fascinating area can be put forward. - Summary by Thomas A. Joyce, from the Preface
Chapters
1
Introduction Read by mpinedag 8:34
2
Mexico: The Gods Read by DJRickyV 1:25:54
3
Mexico: The Calendar and Calendrical Feasts Read by Katharina21 51:09
4
Mexico: Writing, Priesthood, Medicine and Burial Read by Katharina21 42:42
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Mexico: Social System, War, Trade and Justice Read by Katharina21 52:19
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Mexico: Crafts, Dress and Daily Life Part 1 Read by Katharina21 32:40
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Mexico: Crafts, Dress and Daily Life Part 2 Read by Katharina21 27:53
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Mexico: Architectural Remains and Pottery Read by Sarah Rothwell 49:55
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The Maya: History Read by MexIrishBrian 34:35
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The Maya: Religion and Myth Read by Katharina21 45:02
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The Maya: The Calendar, Calendrical Feasts and Minor Religious Observances Read by Katharina21 51:09
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The Maya: Burial, Social System, Trade and War Read by Katharina21 37:42
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The Maya: Dress, Daily Life and Crafts Read by Cbteddy 39:41
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The Maya: Architectural Remains part 1 Read by Cbteddy 25:43
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The Maya: Architectural Remains part 2 Read by Cbteddy 30:28
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Conclusions Read by mpinedag 30:35
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