Jean-Baptiste Lemoine
Biographic Data
| ID | 235847 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jean-Baptiste Lemoine |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jean-Baptiste |
| FAMILY NAME | Lemoine |
| SIGNATURE | LEMOINE J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université de Montréal |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1259-091X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 21 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
A pivot point in Maya history
Key tipping points of history are rarely found directly in the archaeological record, not least because an event's significance often lies in the perception of the participants. This article documents an early-ninth-century ritual fire-burning event at the Maya site of Ucanal in Guatemala and argues that it marked a public dismantling of an old regime. Rather than examine this event as part of a Classic period Maya collapse, the authors propose t…
Photogrammetry and the impact of camera placement and angular intervals between images on model reconstruction
Maya molded-carved ceramics as boundary objects
Shifting Social Relations During the Terminal Classic Period (Ca. A.d. 810–950/1000)
The end of the Classic period was a tumultuous moment in Maya history, not only because the power of many dominant political centers waned, but because the ways in which elites and non-elites related to each other were increasingly called into question. To understand the nature of changing social relations in the southern Maya lowlands during this time, this study examines the distribution and provenance of decorated ceramics during the Late Clas…
Comparing Inaa and pXRF analytical methods for ceramics
Convergence Zone Politics at the Archaeological Site of Ucanal, Peten, Guatemala
The Maya archaeological site of Ucanal is located in Peten, Guatemala, close to the contemporary border with Belize. In pre-Columbian times, the site also sat at the frontiers of some of the largest political centers, Naranjo in Peten, Guatemala, and Caracol, in Belize. Entangled between these dominant centers and with ties to peoples in the Upper Belize Valley, the Petexbatun region in Guatemala, northern Yucatan, and elsewhere, Ucanal was a cri…
Convergence Zone Politics at the Archaeological Site of Ucanal, Peten, Guatemala
The Maya archaeological site of Ucanal is located in Peten, Guatemala, close to the contemporary border with Belize. In pre-Columbian times, the site also sat at the frontiers of some of the largest political centers, Naranjo in Peten, Guatemala, and Caracol, in Belize. Entangled between these dominant centers and with ties to peoples in the Upper Belize Valley, the Petexbatun region in Guatemala, northern Yucatan, and elsewhere, Ucanal was a cri…
Maya molded-carved ceramics as boundary objects
Comparing Inaa and pXRF analytical methods for ceramics
A pivot point in Maya history
Key tipping points of history are rarely found directly in the archaeological record, not least because an event's significance often lies in the perception of the participants. This article documents an early-ninth-century ritual fire-burning event at the Maya site of Ucanal in Guatemala and argues that it marked a public dismantling of an old regime. Rather than examine this event as part of a Classic period Maya collapse, the authors propose t…
Photogrammetry and the impact of camera placement and angular intervals between images on model reconstruction
Convergence Zone Politics at the Archaeological Site of Ucanal, Peten, Guatemala
The Maya archaeological site of Ucanal is located in Peten, Guatemala, close to the contemporary border with Belize. In pre-Columbian times, the site also sat at the frontiers of some of the largest political centers, Naranjo in Peten, Guatemala, and Caracol, in Belize. Entangled between these dominant centers and with ties to peoples in the Upper Belize Valley, the Petexbatun region in Guatemala, northern Yucatan, and elsewhere, Ucanal was a cri…
Shifting Social Relations During the Terminal Classic Period (Ca. A.d. 810–950/1000)
The end of the Classic period was a tumultuous moment in Maya history, not only because the power of many dominant political centers waned, but because the ways in which elites and non-elites related to each other were increasingly called into question. To understand the nature of changing social relations in the southern Maya lowlands during this time, this study examines the distribution and provenance of decorated ceramics during the Late Clas…
Comparing Inaa and pXRF analytical methods for ceramics
Photogrammetry and the impact of camera placement and angular intervals between images on model reconstruction
Maya molded-carved ceramics as boundary objects
A pivot point in Maya history
Key tipping points of history are rarely found directly in the archaeological record, not least because an event's significance often lies in the perception of the participants. This article documents an early-ninth-century ritual fire-burning event at the Maya site of Ucanal in Guatemala and argues that it marked a public dismantling of an old regime. Rather than examine this event as part of a Classic period Maya collapse, the authors propose t…
Archaeology (5 works) · Maya (5 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (4 works) · Art (4 works) · History (4 works) · Latin American history and culture (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Geography (3 works)