Very Rare, Scholarly Publication from the Society for American Archaeology. Complete
run from Vol. 1 (1990) to Vol. 15 (2004) and Vol. 17 (2006) to Vol. 19 (2008). Massive
lot of 72 back issued journals of Latin American Antiquity. These were published
quarterly by the Society for American Archaeology and are packed with articles, reports
and reviews by professional archaeologists on all aspects of Latin American archaeology
and epigraphy. Most of the issues are around 120 pages in length. These journals
are well illustrated with line drawings, photos, graphs, charts, tables, maps, and
profiles. Article topics cover all aspects and regions of the archaeology of Latin
America, but are focused heavily on Mesoamerica and the ancient Andes. Nevertheless,
Amazonia, the Caribbean, Central America, and the southern periphery of South America
are also covered. All time periods from controversial early Paleoindian populations
to early civilizations, such as the Olmecs and the Chavin to classic societies, such
as Teotihuacan and Zapotec Monte Alban to the Contact Era states, such as the Aztecs
and Incas are covered by these journals. Articles cover epigraphy, excavations of
specific sites, settlement surveys, geoarchaeological and environmental archaeological
studies, lithic and ceramic analyses, urbanization, the rise of agriculture, the
Classic Maya Collapse, etc. These journals are in very good condition. The bindings
are strong and solid.
Comprehensive list of Articles, Reports and Reviews