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

2026/05/04 by Ana Laura Zúñiga Loreto
Social Sciences · Earth and Planetary Sciences · Arts and Humanities · #Historical and Cultural Archaeology Studies #Archaeology and ancient environmental studies #Latin American history and culture

paper · doi:10.1080/00822884.2026.2689223

Abstract

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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