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ANTH 122
The Evolution of Early Mesoamerican States
Traces the emergence of pre-hispanic state societies in Mesoamerica from the growth of the earliest settlements to the collapse of the Aztec empire. Analyzes how complex societies evolved in Mesoamerica, focusing on such evidence as household and village social organization, craft specialization and interregional exchange, religion and ideology, and the logistics of state management and imperial expansion.
Units: 3.0
Prerequisites:
ANTH 003 - Introduction to Archaeology