| Traditional
High Cultures |
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| Oral and Written Traditions and
Rock Art as the Histories of Both Ancient and Living Peoples, Especially
of the Americas before the Arrival of Europeans |
More coming |
| Michael Ruggeri's Ancient Americas Web Pages |
| The Olmec World |
| Zapotec world |
| Teotihuacan; City of the Gods |
| Meoamerica after the fall of Teotihuacan |
| Aztec and Toltec worlds |
| Ancient West Mexico from the pre-classic to the Tarascans |
| Casas Grandes and Turquoise Road |
| The Ancient Southwest of the USA |
| Mississippians and Mound Builders including the Adena |
| Dumbarton Oaks Pre-Columbian |
| Dumbarton Oaks Madrid Codex (Gabriella Vail database) |
| Dumbarton Oaks Public Lectures |
| European Mayanists' Association WAYEB next conference sometime December 2003 |
| FAMSI Foundation for Advancement of Mesoamerican Studies (resources; grants) |
FAMSI Maya Dictionary (Montgomery + Mathews) |
| Kerr Portfolio |
| K'inal Winik Educational programs and the present-day Maya, Cleveland State University |
| Mesoweb (News etc.) |
| Mayavase (Justin Kerr's fundamental resource) |
| PARI Pre-Columbian Art Research Institute |
| Piedra Pintada (wonderful Rock-Art book service run by Bob Edberg) |
| SEEM Sociedad Española de Estudios Mayas |
| Yax Te' Foundation (booksellers, modern languages, literatures, society, politics, economics, ...) |
| 5th World Archaeology Congress, 21-26 June, 2003, Washington, DC |