Núm. 67 (2022)
Artículos

Las investigaciones de la doctora Linda Manzanilla y sus influencias en la arqueología maya

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  • Takeshi Inomata
Takeshi Inomata
Universidad de Arizona

Publicado 2025-04-25

Palabras clave

  • grupos domésticos,
  • análisis químico de suelos,
  • estadistica bayesiana,
  • palacios,
  • arqueología maya,
  • Linda Manzanilla
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Las investigaciones de la doctora Linda Manzanilla y sus influencias en la arqueología maya. (2025). Arqueología, 67, 106-108. https://www.revistas.inah.gob.mx/index.php/arqueologia/article/view/22398

Resumen

Las investigaciones de la doctora Manzanilla han tenido influencias significativas en muchos arqueólogos, incluyendo al que suscribe, particularmente en el estudio de grupos domésticos, la aplicación de métodos científicos, el desarrollo de cronologías, y la investigación de los nexos entre la esfera doméstica y entidades políticas.

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