Charles D Cheek
Biographic Data
| ID | 272001 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Charles D Cheek |
| GIVEN NAMES | Charles D |
| FAMILY NAME | Cheek |
| SIGNATURE | CHEEK C D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Tulsa |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5359-2001 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 21 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1975 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Hats and titles: Maya courtier dress and hierarchy in the late Classic Maya court
The Maya used dress to help them structure social interaction. Taking a behavioral chain and practice approach, I define dress elements of male courtiers and how they were combined into outfits during the daily practices of dressing and attending court. I identify two groups of headgear, Standard and Special, among courtiers on vases showing historical interaction among humans. Each vase is considered commemorative and must communicate to an audi…
Bristol-Glazed Stoneware on Rural Indiana Farms: Effects of Technology Adoption on Consumer Choice
The City of Alexandria and Alexandria Archaeology
Maya Community Buildings: Two Late Classicpopal nahsat Copan, Honduras
The Spaniards described a particular type of Maya building found in the center of Maya cities that served multiple functions, from temporary homes for men and boys to council houses. This type of building, labeled apopol nahat Copan, was noted in Yucatan and the highlands of Guatemala. Two probablepopol nahs, Structures 10L-223 and 10L-22A, have been identified at Copan, Honduras, suggesting continuity in this building type into at least the Maya…
Massachusetts bay foodways: Regional and class influences
Pottery and Pig’s Feet: Space, ethnicity, and neighborhood in Washington, D.C., 1880–1940
On the Alleged Diffusion of Hindu Symbols to Mesoamerica
Archaeological Investigations on the Yucatán Peninsula
Political Themes on Mesoamerican Monuments: A Case Study
Many Mesoamericanists today accept the fact that much Mesoamerican art, in various media, depicts historical events and persons. Much of this evidence has come from hieroglyphic texts. This paper attempts to demonstrate the value of using non-glyphic attributes of depictions of personages and of interaction scenes to investigate the same problems. Non-glyphic attributes of scenes and individual dress and ornamentation are treated as coded cultura…
Pottery and Pig’s Feet: Space, ethnicity, and neighborhood in Washington, D.C., 1880–1940
Massachusetts bay foodways: Regional and class influences
Maya Community Buildings: Two Late Classicpopal nahsat Copan, Honduras
The Spaniards described a particular type of Maya building found in the center of Maya cities that served multiple functions, from temporary homes for men and boys to council houses. This type of building, labeled apopol nahat Copan, was noted in Yucatan and the highlands of Guatemala. Two probablepopol nahs, Structures 10L-223 and 10L-22A, have been identified at Copan, Honduras, suggesting continuity in this building type into at least the Maya…
Archaeological Investigations on the Yucatán Peninsula
Bristol-Glazed Stoneware on Rural Indiana Farms: Effects of Technology Adoption on Consumer Choice
Political Themes on Mesoamerican Monuments: A Case Study
Many Mesoamericanists today accept the fact that much Mesoamerican art, in various media, depicts historical events and persons. Much of this evidence has come from hieroglyphic texts. This paper attempts to demonstrate the value of using non-glyphic attributes of depictions of personages and of interaction scenes to investigate the same problems. Non-glyphic attributes of scenes and individual dress and ornamentation are treated as coded cultura…
Political Themes on Mesoamerican Monuments: A Case Study
Many Mesoamericanists today accept the fact that much Mesoamerican art, in various media, depicts historical events and persons. Much of this evidence has come from hieroglyphic texts. This paper attempts to demonstrate the value of using non-glyphic attributes of depictions of personages and of interaction scenes to investigate the same problems. Non-glyphic attributes of scenes and individual dress and ornamentation are treated as coded cultura…
Archaeological Investigations on the Yucatán Peninsula
On the Alleged Diffusion of Hindu Symbols to Mesoamerica
Pottery and Pig’s Feet: Space, ethnicity, and neighborhood in Washington, D.C., 1880–1940
Massachusetts bay foodways: Regional and class influences
Maya Community Buildings: Two Late Classicpopal nahsat Copan, Honduras
The Spaniards described a particular type of Maya building found in the center of Maya cities that served multiple functions, from temporary homes for men and boys to council houses. This type of building, labeled apopol nahat Copan, was noted in Yucatan and the highlands of Guatemala. Two probablepopol nahs, Structures 10L-223 and 10L-22A, have been identified at Copan, Honduras, suggesting continuity in this building type into at least the Maya…
The City of Alexandria and Alexandria Archaeology
Bristol-Glazed Stoneware on Rural Indiana Farms: Effects of Technology Adoption on Consumer Choice
Hats and titles: Maya courtier dress and hierarchy in the late Classic Maya court
The Maya used dress to help them structure social interaction. Taking a behavioral chain and practice approach, I define dress elements of male courtiers and how they were combined into outfits during the daily practices of dressing and attending court. I identify two groups of headgear, Standard and Special, among courtiers on vases showing historical interaction among humans. Each vase is considered commemorative and must communicate to an audi…
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