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The Inscriptions of Calakmul: Royal Marriage at a Maya City in Campeche, Mexico

Joyce Marcus 1987
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Calakmul is a large Maya site in the Yucatán Peninsula of southern Mexico, just north of Tikal and the Guatemala border. In the 1980s, Joyce Marcus sketched and photographed the inscriptions on the monuments of Calakmul, in an effort to understand the nature of Maya territorial organization through the hieroglyphic record. Through the inscriptions, she was able to identify a sequence of rulers and royal couples, and their association with temples and other architecture at the site. Foreword by William J. Folan.
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  • Technical Reports
ISBN(s)
  • 978-0-915703-15-9 (paper)
  • 978-1-949098-66-2 (ebook)
Subject
  • Archaeology
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  • Table of Contents

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  • Contents
  • Acknowledgments
  • List of Figures
  • List of Tables
  • Foreword -- by Wiliam J. Folan
  • Introduction
  • Early Research in Campeche and at the Site of Calakmul
  • Calakmul: The Site and Its Setting
    • Mapping Strategies
    • The Central Plaza
    • The Southeast Group
    • The West Group
    • Sculptured Outcrop
    • The East Group
    • The Northeast Group
    • Other Groups
  • Calakmul Monuments: Epigraphy and Iconography
    • The Medium
    • Patterns in the Calakmul Data
  • The Rulers of Calakmul
    • Ruler 1
    • Ruler 2
    • Ruler 3
    • Ruler 4
    • Ruler 5
    • Ruler 6
    • Ruler 7
    • Ruler 8
    • Ruler 9
    • Ruler 10
  • The Temples and Associated Stelae That Comprise Plaza Groups
  • Chronological Sequence of Stelae and Their Context
  • The Calakmul Realm
    • Balakbal
    • Naachtun
    • Uxul
    • Oxpemul
    • La Muneca (Xamantun)
    • Alta Mira
  • Maintaining the Divine Right to Rule
  • Royal Marital Pairs at Calakmul
    • The A.D. 623 Couple
    • The A.D. 642-652 Couple
    • The A.D. 662 Couple
    • The A.D. 692 Couple
    • The A.D. 702 Couple
    • The A.D. 731 Couple
  • Royal Women at Calakmul
    • Stela 28
    • Stela 9
    • Stela 88
    • Stela 1
    • Stela 23
    • Stela 54
  • Emblem Glyphs
  • A Research Design for Calakmul
  • Future Research at the Realm Level
  • References Cited
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