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Edward M. Schortman

8 works

1986–2024 across 7 dated works

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Southeast Maya Periphery1986
With Patricia A. Urban
Archaeological investigations in the lower Motagua Valley, Izabal, Guatemala: a study in monumental site function and interaction1987
Sociopolitical hierarchy and craft production: the economic bases of elite power in a southeast Mesoamerican polity : 1992 season of the Naco Valley Archaeological Project1991
With Patricia A. Urban, Kirk Anderson
Resources, power, and interregional interaction1992
With Patricia A. Urban

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Resources, power, and interregional interaction1992
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Archaeological investigations in the lower Motagua Valley, Izabal, Guatemala: a study in monumental site function and interaction1987
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Networks of power political relations in the late postclassic Naco Valley2011
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Sociopolitical hierarchy and craft production: the economic bases of elite power in a southeast Mesoamerican polity : 1992 season of the Naco Valley Archaeological Project1991
With Patricia A. Urban, Kirk Anderson
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Southeast Maya Periphery1986
With Patricia A. Urban
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Quirigua Reports II: Papers 6-152002
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Ancient Southeast Mesoamerica Political Economies Without the State2024
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