Toward a Small Data Archaeology: Otomí, Aztec Imperial, and Spanish Colonial Xaltocan, Mexico

Through the archeological record recovered from excavations on and around two household mounds—labeled Structure 122 and 124—Lisa Overholtzer invites us into the household life of the “settler” inh...

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Terrae Incognitae
Published
2026-06-17
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https://doi.org/10.1080/00822884.2026.2689223
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Historical and Cultural Archaeology Studies
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Toward a Small Data Archaeology: Otomí, Aztec Imperial, and Spanish Colonial Xaltocan, Mexico

Ana Laura Zúñiga Loreto
Terrae Incognitae
Historical and Cultural Archaeology Studies
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Toward a Small Data Archaeology: Otomí, Aztec Imperial, and Spanish Colonial Xaltocan, Mexico

Ana Laura Zúñiga Loreto
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Through the archeological record recovered from excavations on and around two household mounds—labeled Structure 122 and 124—Lisa Overholtzer invites us into the household life of the “settler” inh...

Terrae Incognitae
Columbia University (US)
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Historical and Cultural Archaeology Studies
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