Campeche
Calakmul
DOMINGUEZ CARRASCO, Maria del R., CALAKMUL,
CAMPECHE: analisis de la CERAMICA, 1994, exacting analysis of all the
pottery; uncovered in many years of William Folan's excavations throughout
CALAKMUL, color photograph by Eldon Leiter (F.L.A.A.R.) on the cover, 359
p. Includes all ceramic illustrations plus chart of Calakmul ceramic phases.
The is the first complete report on the Maya pottery of the Peten-influenced
area of Campeche. Only 500 copies printed, so you will be lucky to get one.
$60. No. 6188
PINCEMIN, Sophia, ENTIERRO EN EL PALACIO (La tumba de la Estructura
III, Calakmul) Most complete report on any Maya tomb, everything is
pictured, but it has streaky printing & xerographic photos, paperback,
rare w/more than 70 photos, illustrations and site maps. 209 p., $60. No.
6219
Rio Candelaria area
PINCEMIN, Sophia, REMONTANDO el RIO, 1993, complete review
of the archaeology and Chontal Maya ethnohistory of the Rio Candelaria area
of Campeche, including El Tigre. Illustrations of Maya architecture, pottery,
10 maps, 16 photos, 298 p., $45. (Not sold elsewhere outside of Mexico -
not even in Mexico City). No. 6220
Chiapas
Aguatenango
GARCIA-BARCENA, Joaquin, EL PRECERAMICO DE AGUATENANGO, CHIAPAS,
MEXICO, INAH. 5 photos, 8 maps, 35 tables, 5 drawings, 86 p., $25. No.
6111
Chiapa de Corzo
LOWE, Gareth W. MOUND 5 AND MINOR EXCAVATIONS, CHIAPA DE CORZO,
CHIAPAS, MEXICO, incredible cache of Holmul I related pots, all
illustrated, essential for studies of origin of pottery in Peten, architecture,
$25. No. 6171
Chinkultic
BALL, Joseph, THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL CERAMICS OF CHINKULTIC, CHIAPAS, MEXICO,
132 p., pots, architecture, plus results of diving in the cenote (yes,
Chinkultic has one also), and a remarkable ballgame adoration scene painted
on stucco. $25. No. 6033
GALLEGOS RUIZ, Roberto, CHINKULTIC: una cuidad Maya, Intro. By Roman
Pina Chan, 126 p. with lots of illustrations, includes ceramics (Jaguar
God of the Underworld incensarios) and architecture. Probably has more pictures
of Chinkultic than any prior or subsequent book. Tells the story of draining
and dredging the cenote at Chinkultic hoping to find a treasure comparable
to that of Chichen Itza. $30. No. 6110
Cueva de los Andasolos
NAVARRETE, Carlos and MARTINEZ, Edwardo, CUEVA DE LOS ANDASOLOS,
UNACH, 19 pages of illustrations with descriptions of figurines, 40 pages
of photographs of figurines and site, (illustrates the most important and
exotic Jaguar God of the Underworld incensario ever found in the entire
Maya area). This book is an essential reference for iconographers. 130 p.,
$42. No. 6198
Mirador
AGRINIER, P., MOUNDS 9 AND 10 AT MIRADOR, CHIAPAS, MEXICO, 104 p,
Protoclassic stela, scores of illustrations of pottery related to Holmul
I and Tzakol 1 and 2; essential reference for early Peten Maya iconography,
$35. No. 6007
AGRINIER, P., MOUND 20, MIRADOR CHIAPAS, MEXICO, 84 p., dozens and
dozens of illustrations of more pottery related to Early Classic in Peten,
$30. No. 6009
PETERSON, Frederick A. SOME CERAMICS FROM MIRADOR CHIAPAS, MEXICO,
126 p., preclassic figurines, NWAW # 15, $20. No. 6214
Colima
VILLA GARCIA, Luis Ignacio, PERROS EN LAS TUMBAS DE COLIMA, hardcover
coffee table book, 25 full page color plates, 6 articles on the large dogs
of Colima, written in Spanish, English and French, 134 p., $200. No.
6274
BAUS de Czitron, C. LOS PERROS DE LA ANTIGUA PROVINCIA DE COLIMA,
INAH. 55 photos, 97 p.; the complete collection of the Museo Nacional de
Antropologia essential reference for the museum curator or art historian.
$60. No. 6040
EISLEB, Dieter, WESTMEXIKANISCHE KERAMIK, 261 European quality photographs
of Colima, Nayarit, and Jalisco ceramic figures of the national museum in
West Berlin, $45. No. 6090
Jalisco
EISLEB, Dieter, WESTMEXIKANISCHE KERAMIK, 261 European quality
photographs of Colima, Nayarit, and Jalisco ceramic figures of the national
museum in West Berlin, $45. No. 6090
Mexico
BERRIN, K, and Esther PASZTORY (editors), TEOTIHUACAN, Art from the City
of the Gods. 288 pages, softcover coffee table quality. Two hundred
six beautiful color photographs, 22 black and white photos, 18 drawings
and six charts and maps. The largest, most complete portrayal of Teotihuacan
art yet produced: murals, pottery, masks, architecture, figurines everything.
$50. No. 6051
Nayarit
EISLEB, Dieter, WESTMEXIKANISCHE KERAMIK, 261 European quality
photographs of Colima, Nayarit, and Jalisco ceramic figures of the national
museum in West Berlin, $45. No. 6090
Oaxaca
SCHULER-SCHOMIG, Immina FIGURENGEFASSE AUS OAXACA MEXICO, 233
European quality photographs of Oaxaca urns in the Museum fuer Voelkerkunde,
Berlin, not published widely elsewhere, with complete description, $40.
No. 6243
Union Academique Internationale, Corpus Antiquitatum Americanensium, INAH,
Mexico. Vol. II COLECCIONES LEIGH Y MUSEO FRISSEL DE ARTE ZAPOTECA
by Frank BOOS. portfolio (corner and edge torn). 1966, 121 p. text (Sp.
and English), 102 large photographs of Oaxaca urns. This is the largest
issue of the series, $200. No. 6298
Union Academique Internationale, Corpus Antiquitatum Americanensium, INAH,
Mexico. Vol. III COLECCIONES LEIGH, MUSEO FRISSEL DE ARTE ZAPOTECA, SMITHSONIAN
INSTITUTION Y OTROS by Frank BOOS. More Oaxaca urns that were not
covered in Vol. II. 1968, portfolio (edges scuffed, corners torn direct
from original publisher two decades ago, but inside is pristine as these
are new not used), 45 p text, 31 large format plates, $160. Limited edition
- we have 4 copies only - get them while you can. No. 6299
Puebla
Santa Ana Teloxtoc
VARGAS, Ernesto (edit.), Las Mascaras de la Cueva de Santa Ana Teloxtoc,
(Spanish), 8 color plates, 51 B&W photos, 8 maps, 1 drawing, 207 p.,
$30. No. 6271
Tabasco
ALVAREZ, Carlos and CASASOLA, Luis, LAS FIGURILLAS DE JONUTA, TABASCO,
UNAM, 6 maps, 72 photographs of figurines and illustrations. This book illustrates
more Maya figurines than most books on Jaina. Actually, if you have this
book in your library, you will quickly realize that 25% of all "Jaina"
figurines so listed in publications are actually from JONUTA, Tabasco. Probably
80% of the figurines in this book are nowhere else published. 117 p., softcover,
$60, long out of print. Ours are original, new (not 2nd-hand). No. 6011
OCHOA, Lorenzo, GUIA ARQUEOLOGICA DEL MUSEO DE JONUTA y notas historicas
de la region, 72 p, color and B+W, all major Maya figurines illustrated
(Fine Orange, Jaina-related style), $25. No. 6202
Tamaulipas
MEADE, Joaquin, ARQUEOLOGIA DE TAMAULIPAS, 102 p., Huastec Maya
art, archaeology, pottery, limited edition of just 1000 copies, $40. No.
6185
Veracruz
VIZCAINO, Antonio, MUSEO DE ANTROPOLOGIA DE XALAPA, covers the Olmec,
Totonac and Huastec cultures w/122 beautiful color plates. Text is in Spanish
with an index of the plates., hardcover coffee table book, 143 p., $400.
No. 6275
TRUEBLOOD, Beatrice (editor) MUSEUM OF ANTHROPOLOGY OF XALAPA, Monumental
Olmec sculpture, Arroyo Pesquero Olmec Masks, El Tajin Relief Sculpture,
Hardcover, w/articles by: Michael Coe - The Olmecs, Felipe Solis - Central
Veracruz & Beatriz de la Fuente - The Huastecs. Each article shows beautifully
photographed artifacts of the Museum of Anthropology of Xalapa in colored
lighting and highlights. The accompanying descriptions include provenances.
Over 140 color plates. 204 p., $230. No. 6266