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Economic plant species associated with prehistoric agriculture in the Maya lowlands

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Pre-Hispanic maya agriculture
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The Role of Ramón in Maya Subsistence
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Swamps, canals, and the locations of ancient Maya cities
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Preclassic lowland maize from Cuello, Belize
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Prehistoric Maya wetland agriculture and the alluvial soils near San Antonio Rio Hondo, Belize
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The Earliest Maya
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Prehistoric agriculture in the Belize River valley
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Roots and the Subsistence of the Ancient Maya
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Prehistoric Intensive Agriculture in the Mayan Lowlands
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Maya Lowland Hydraulic Systems
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Fruit, Fiber, Bark, and Resin: Social Organization of a Maya Urban Center
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Mayan Urbanism: Impact on a Tropical Karst Environment
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Prehistoric Raised-Field Agriculture in the Maya Lowlands
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Radar Mapping, Archeology, and Ancient Maya Land Use
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Ramón and Maya Ruins: An Ecological, Not an Economic, Relation
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Ecology and Economy of a Formative Maya Site at Cuello, Belize
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An Ancient Maya Dam in the Cayo District, Belize
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Landa’s Relatión de las Cosas de Yucatán
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Quaternary Paleoecology
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Pre-Hispanic Maya Agriculture
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The Origins of Maya Civilization
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Wetland Agriculture in Pre-Hispanic Mesoamerica
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An Experimental Approach to the Function of Classic Maya Chultuns
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Ridged Fields and Associated Features in Southern Campeche: New Perspectives on the Lowland Maya
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A Maya Dam in the Copan Valley, Honduras
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Lowland Maya Subsistence: Notes from Ethnohistory and Ethnography
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Shifting the Focus
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