Informe Final de la Temporada de Campo 2000 en Yo’okop: Mapeo y Recolecciones de Superficie
Justine M. Shaw, Dave Johnstone, y Ruth Krochock
Traducido del Inglés por Alex Lomónaco
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Año de Investigación:  2000
Cultura:  Maya
Cronología:  Clásico Tardío
Ubicación:  Quintana Roo, Yucatán, México
Sitio:  Okop o La Aguada

Tabla de Contenidos

Agradecimientos Introducción al Sitio Ubicación Caracterización Fisiográfica Investigaciones Anteriores en Yo’okop Hipótesis Iniciales Métodos Trazado General del Sitio Grupo A Grupo B Grupo C Grupo D
Arquitectura Análisis de la Cerámica Epigrafía Análisis Preliminar de Datos Epigráficos e Iconográficos Planes para una Futura Documentación de los Monumentos de Piedra Labrada Discusiones y Conclusiones Lista de Figuras Referencias Citadas

Acknowledgements

The 2000 Yo’okop field season was made possible by grants from the H. John Heinz III Fund of the Heinz Family Foundation (reference number H1305) and the Foundation for the Advancement of Mesoamerican Studies, Inc. (FAMSI project number 99016). Without these funds, our research would not have been possible.

Additionally, the members of Proyecto Arqueológico Yo’okop would like to thank Hugh and Dianne Johnstone and Tom and Mary Lou Shaw for years of unflagging support as we worked toward our goal of running our own research project. Our family and friends have been incredibly patient and supportive. We also would like to thank the following colleagues: David Freidel for giving us the opportunity to first work in the Northern Lowlands, Bill Rathje for his continued encouragement, Vernon Scarborough for reading through drafts of early proposals, Jennifer Mathews for providing us with excellent advice and connections to get started in Quintana Roo, Miguel Astor Aguilera for keeping us sane in the field, Nancy Forand for giving us in-depth information about local culture and politics, Adriana Velázquez Morlet (director of INAH-Quintana Roo) for enabling us in our initial reconnaissance and giving us helpful proposal recommendations, and INAH Nacional for giving us permission to carry out our research.

Finally, and most importantly, we would like to thank the people of Sabán and Huay Max who graciously allowed us to live and work in their ejido during the summer of 2000.  In addition to the crew members we were able to hire, we received countless archaeological (and survival) tips and assistance from individuals throughout the ejido.

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Para más información sobre el Proyecto Arqueológico Yo’okop, sírvase visitar: : http://online.redwoods.cc.ca.us/yookop/.

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