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Aj Chak Wayab' K'utim in Piedras Negras: Politics and Representation in the Late Classic Maya Lowlands (AD 600-900). Second part

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  • Péter Biró,
  • Peter Mathews

Published 2022-11-17

Keywords

  • Piedras negras,
  • Cultura maya,
  • Clásico tardío

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Aj Chak Wayab’ K’utim in Piedras Negras: Politics and Representation in the Late Classic Maya Lowlands (AD 600-900). Second part. (2022). Lakamha’, 35, 2-6. https://revistas.inah.gob.mx/index.php/lakamha/article/view/18638

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