Pahn-Ti-Pan: The Rise and Fall of Complex Socio-Political and Economic Systems as Attested in Subterranean Site Contexts of Central Belize, C.A.

Creator

Files

Publication Date

April 2015

Type

Dissertation

Abstract

The question that drives this dissertation is "As integrated and varied ritual contexts, how do changing patterns of pre-Columbian cave use inform on the complex of historical, social, political, economic and related ideological processes in action during the inception, florescence, and collapse of Tipan Chen Uitz and other nucleated centres in the region [Central Belize]?"

Institution

University of Calgary

Keywords

Anthropology, Mayas

Geographic Location

Belize

Language

English

Identifier

K26-03244

Recommended Citation

"Pahn-Ti-Pan: The Rise and Fall of Complex Socio-Political and Economic Systems as Attested in Subterranean Site Contexts of Central Belize, C.A." (2015). KIP Theses and Dissertations. 18.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/kip_etd/18