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• Visual arts
• Maya civilization
• Tikal
• Maya art
• Linda Schele
• Quiriguá
• Tatiana Proskouriakoff
• Palenque
• J. Eric S. Thompson
• Mayanists
• Americas
• Mesoamerica

Codex-Style Ceramics: new data concerning patterns of production and distribution by Dorie Reents-Budet Dept. of Anthropology National Museum of Natural History Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC

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• Mesoamerican pyramids
• History of North America
• Ceramic art
• Ceramics
• Nakbe
• Pottery
• El Mirador
• Calakmul
• Maya ceramics
• Petén Department
• Visual arts
• Americas

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• Geography of North America
• Tikal
• Motul de San José
• Maya script
• Holmul
• Maya maize god
• Maya ceramics
• Maya civilization
• Dos Pilas
• Petén Department
• Americas
• History of North America

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• Puebloan peoples
• Ceramic art
• Maya civilization
• Hopi people
• Caracol
• CERAM
• Southern Maya area
• Ceramic petrography
• Visual arts
• Ceramics
• Pottery