Science · 1965 · 42 citations · 2 references
Mexican HistoryLatin American ArchaeologySettled WayArt HistoryMaterial CultureCeramic AnalysisTehuacan ValleyTraditional CeramicAmerican ArchaeologyCeramics MaterialsEnvironmental HistoryArchaeologyAnthropologyLanguage StudiesPrehistoryArtsPox Pottery
The earliest known ceramics from Mexico, termed "Pox Pottery," may mark the transition from a nomadic to a settled way of life. The presence of "Pox Pottery" in both coastal Guerrero and the Tehuacan Valley might provide evidence as to the type of environment in which this change first occurred.
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Ancient Mesoamerican Civilization
Richard S. MacNeish · Science · 1964 · 197 citations
Ancient Mesoamerican Civilization, American Archaeology, Archaeology +5
Microenvironments and Mesoamerican Prehistory
Michael D. Coe, Kent V. Flannery · Science · 1964 · 64 citations