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245			_aLatin American horizons
100	1		_aRice, Don Stephen, edit _916235
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260			_aWashington: _bDumbarton Oaks, _c1993
300			_a373 p. _bil.
650			_aArqueología Andina _98146
650			_aChavín _99274
650			_aCultura Chavin _913469
650			_aCultura Maya _914857
650			_aAztecas _911403
650			_aOlmecas _910122
650			_aArte Prehispánico _97667
650		0	_aCulturas Prehispánicas _99173
500		0	_aThe making of Latin American horizons: An introduction to the Volume -- An Overview of "Horizon" and "Horizon Style" in the Study of Ancient American Objects -- The Chavin Horizon: Stylistic Chimera or Socioeconomic Netanorphosis? -- "Olmec" Horizons in Formative Period Mesoamerica: Diffusion or Social Evolution? -- An Image Is worth a Thousand words: Teotihuacan and the meanings of Style in Classic Mesoamerica -- Mesoamerican Horizons and the Cultural Transformations of Maya Civilization -- Understanding Tiwanaku: Conquest, Colonization, and Clientage in the South central Andes -- Congruence of Horizon with Polity: Huari and the Middle Horizon -- The Toltec Horizon in Mesoamerica: New Perspectives on an Old Issue -- Aztec Art and Imperial Expansion -- Factors Influencing the Transmission and Distribution of Inka Cultural Materials throughout Tawantinsuyu -- The Status of Latin American Horizons
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940			_aLatin American horizons: a symposium at Dumbarton Oaks
941			_aWashington
944			_a11-12 Octubre 1986
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948			_aThe making of Latin American horizons: An introduction to the Volume -- An Overview of "Horizon" and "Horizon Style" in the Study of Ancient American Objects -- The Chavin Horizon: Stylistic Chimera or Socioeconomic Netanorphosis? -- "Olmec" Horizons in Formative Period Mesoamerica: Diffusion or Social Evolution? -- An Image Is worth a Thousand words: Teotihuacan and the meanings of Style in Classic Mesoamerica -- Mesoamerican Horizons and the Cultural Transformations of Maya Civilization -- Understanding Tiwanaku: Conquest, Colonization, and Clientage in the South central Andes -- Congruence of Horizon with Polity: Huari and the Middle Horizon -- The Toltec Horizon in Mesoamerica: New Perspectives on an Old Issue -- Aztec Art and Imperial Expansion -- Factors Influencing the Transmission and Distribution of Inka Cultural Materials throughout Tawantinsuyu -- The Status of Latin American Horizons
949			_aStone-Miller, Rebecca
949			_aBurger, Richard
949			_aGrove, David C.
949			_aPasztory, Esther
949			_aDemarest, Arthur A.
949			_aKolata, Alan L.
949			_aSchaedel, Richard P.
949			_aDiehl, Richard A.
949			_aUmberger, Emily
949			_aHyslop, John
954			_aCulturas prehispanicas
960			_a _aMexico
960			_aPerú
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