Making “Meaning”
Precolumbian Archaeology, Art History, and the Legacy of Terence Grieder
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Author
Contributions
- James Farmer - Editor
- Rex Koontz - Editor
- Jeffrey Quilter - Reviewer
- Carolyn E. Tate - Contributor
- Reinaldo Morales, Jr. - Contributor
and 4 more
- Harry J. Shafer - Contributor
- Yumi Park Huntington - Contributor
- Amy Oakland - Contributor
- Virginia E. Miller - Contributor
Publication
2022-02-28 - Pressbooks
Language
English
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Physical Format
EBook
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL37937554M
Description
The book examines the work of Terence Grieder, an early pre-Columbian art historian of wide-ranging interests and often provocative stances. His students and other intellectual descendants discuss his major ideas through examples drawn from their own work. The work of those he mentored is in the end the most important testament to his continuing influence in the field.
Subjects
Topics
MexicoGuatemalaArchaeologyTeotihuacanChichen itzaTheory of artHistory of artAmazonas regionMaterial cultureTextile artworksArchaeological sitesPre-columbian stylesUto-aztecan languagesPaintings and paintingMurals and wall paintingsAltiplano / andean plateauArchaeology by period / regionCeramics, mosaic and glass: artworksPre-columbian religions and mythologies
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