M Charlotte Arnauld
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3815596 |
|---|---|
| NOME | M Charlotte Arnauld |
| PRENOMES | M Charlotte |
| SOBRENOME | Arnauld |
| ASSINATURA | ARNAULD M C |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Archéologie des Amériques |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 71 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 2 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1990 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Maya Urban Activities during the Terminal Classic Collapse (AD 760–1000)
During the Terminal Classic period (AD 760–1000), Maya communities underwent a brief and violent political collapse, followed by a protracted period of instability that apparently culminated in an urban collapse as distinct from the earlier, political one. Rather than taking the kingdom or polity as the analytical unit, we propose to study the cities as actors in the collapse using the large and rich Terminal Classic datasets. A comprehensive dat…
Le pourquoi et le comment. Les recherches en causalités dans l’archéologie maya du changement climatique (800-1100 de notre ère)
L’effondrement socio-politique et urbain des sociétés mayas classiques (250-1000 de notre ère) a eu ses causes dans l'histoire régionale, qu’il faut connaître par des approches émiques directes (direct insider information, Butzer K. et G. Endfield, 2012 : 3630). La recherche sur les grandes causalités climatiques du collapse de la période classique terminale (800-1000) s’accompagne d’un patient travail de restitution de processus à différentes éc…
Building an Archaeology of Maya Urbanism
After decades of debate, most scholars accept Classic Maya centers as the hearts of spatially expansive, low-density urban settlements.The recent incorporation of models derived from comparative urban research is a positive step for Maya archaeology, since it confronts the view that Maya cities were not only political capitals but also true urban phenomena, and must be treated as such.This volume seeks to explore the dynamics of Maya cities prima…
Defining Rurality at La Joyanca (Peten, Guatemala)
Considering the Classic Maya lowlands as an intricate landscape of nested settlements with cities, villages, and farmsteads in the middle of agricultural land, the rural/urban conceptual contrast would apparently apply, yet, is still debated. By combining detailed studies of the relationships between populations of both categories, one can better understand what rurality and urbanity meant in ancient Maya societies, and evaluate the dichotomy. Ju…
Maya Kingship
Mobility and Migration in Ancient Mesoamerican Cities
"Studies on population migration in central Mexico and the Maya region among Classic, Epiclassic, and Postclassic Mesoamerican societies within the framework of urbanization and de-urbanization showing that mobility and migration reveals about the formation, development, and decline of town- and city-based societies in the ancient world"
Changes in Maya Rulership at the End of the Classic Period
“In the days of my life.” Elite activity and interactions in the Maya lowlands from Classic to Early Postclassic times (the long ninth century, AD 760-920)
As work continues on the archaeological and paleoenvironmental evidence relating to the end of the Classic period in the Maya Lowlands (traditionally dated AD 950), it appears that this “end” lasted too long—from 760 to 950-1050—to qualify as a brutal collapse. Certainly punctuated here and there by radical crises and ruptures, the temporal “transition” from the Classic to the Postclassic periods must be studied as a long and thick, or complex se…
Early to Late Classic population mobility in the Maya site of La Joyanca and hinterlands, Northwestern Petén, Guatemala
Río Bec Settlement Patterns and Local Sociopolitical Organization
Based on settlement patterns in the Río Bec micro-region, a study zone (100 km2) focused on the eponymous site, there is no evidence that any of the monumental groups underwent true processes of significant, sustainable nucleation on a broad sociopolitical level. This paper analyzes Río Bec settlement patterns in order to better understand why processes of agglomeration did not occur at the site. Our approach to this question consists of analyzin…
Living Together in Río Bec Houses
In an attempt to interpret Classic Maya elite and commoner residential patterns beyond usual assumptions about filiation, family cycle, and household economic adaptation, we explore the specific ways people were “living together,” in the sense of the coresidence concept, in Maya societies conceived of as ranked societies, or “house societies,” as created by Claude Lévi-Strauss. Beyond kinship and economic organization, residential patterns can be…
De la autonomía política y cultural de la provincia de Río Bec
Ubicada en el corazón de la península de Yucatán, a medio camino entre Dzibanché y Calakmul (las dos probables sedes de la dinastía Kaan durante el Clásico), la región Río Bec, tan atípica por su patrón de asentamiento, su arquitectura y su iconografía, plantea un problema en este nuevo contexto estratégico-político. Dada su posición central entre las dos sedes, dicha región podría haber formado parte del reino Kaan en un momento u otro de su his…
Nature et dynamique des cités mayas
Des controverses récentes se sont développées concernant l’urbanisme en Méso-Amérique préhispanique. Elles ont été nourries par la comparaison entre les cités du centre de l’ancien Mexique avec celles des Basses Terres mayas, mais n’ont pris en compte que les plus grandes agglomérations à leur apogée : Teotihuacan et Tenochtitlan, d’un côté, Tikal principalement, de l’autre. Pour progresser dans ce débat, on s’intéressera ici d’abord aux facteurs…
El Comercio Clasico de Obsidiana
Aunque las tres fuentes principales de obsidiana se encuentran ubicadas en las tierras altas, los modelos propuestos hasta la fecha para reconstruir la distribución de este material en las tierras bajas no suelen tomar en consideración los factores sociopolíticos e históricos que han afectado las entidades mayas de tierras altas. Sin embargo, estos factores son determinantes de los sistemas comerciales a larga distancia. Al examinar y comparar la…
Río Bec Settlement Patterns and Local Sociopolitical Organization
Based on settlement patterns in the Río Bec micro-region, a study zone (100 km2) focused on the eponymous site, there is no evidence that any of the monumental groups underwent true processes of significant, sustainable nucleation on a broad sociopolitical level. This paper analyzes Río Bec settlement patterns in order to better understand why processes of agglomeration did not occur at the site. Our approach to this question consists of analyzin…
El Comercio Clasico de Obsidiana
Aunque las tres fuentes principales de obsidiana se encuentran ubicadas en las tierras altas, los modelos propuestos hasta la fecha para reconstruir la distribución de este material en las tierras bajas no suelen tomar en consideración los factores sociopolíticos e históricos que han afectado las entidades mayas de tierras altas. Sin embargo, estos factores son determinantes de los sistemas comerciales a larga distancia. Al examinar y comparar la…
Living Together in Río Bec Houses
In an attempt to interpret Classic Maya elite and commoner residential patterns beyond usual assumptions about filiation, family cycle, and household economic adaptation, we explore the specific ways people were “living together,” in the sense of the coresidence concept, in Maya societies conceived of as ranked societies, or “house societies,” as created by Claude Lévi-Strauss. Beyond kinship and economic organization, residential patterns can be…
Defining Rurality at La Joyanca (Peten, Guatemala)
Considering the Classic Maya lowlands as an intricate landscape of nested settlements with cities, villages, and farmsteads in the middle of agricultural land, the rural/urban conceptual contrast would apparently apply, yet, is still debated. By combining detailed studies of the relationships between populations of both categories, one can better understand what rurality and urbanity meant in ancient Maya societies, and evaluate the dichotomy. Ju…
Nature et dynamique des cités mayas
Des controverses récentes se sont développées concernant l’urbanisme en Méso-Amérique préhispanique. Elles ont été nourries par la comparaison entre les cités du centre de l’ancien Mexique avec celles des Basses Terres mayas, mais n’ont pris en compte que les plus grandes agglomérations à leur apogée : Teotihuacan et Tenochtitlan, d’un côté, Tikal principalement, de l’autre. Pour progresser dans ce débat, on s’intéressera ici d’abord aux facteurs…
De la autonomía política y cultural de la provincia de Río Bec
Ubicada en el corazón de la península de Yucatán, a medio camino entre Dzibanché y Calakmul (las dos probables sedes de la dinastía Kaan durante el Clásico), la región Río Bec, tan atípica por su patrón de asentamiento, su arquitectura y su iconografía, plantea un problema en este nuevo contexto estratégico-político. Dada su posición central entre las dos sedes, dicha región podría haber formado parte del reino Kaan en un momento u otro de su his…
El Comercio Clasico de Obsidiana
Aunque las tres fuentes principales de obsidiana se encuentran ubicadas en las tierras altas, los modelos propuestos hasta la fecha para reconstruir la distribución de este material en las tierras bajas no suelen tomar en consideración los factores sociopolíticos e históricos que han afectado las entidades mayas de tierras altas. Sin embargo, estos factores son determinantes de los sistemas comerciales a larga distancia. Al examinar y comparar la…
Nature et dynamique des cités mayas
Des controverses récentes se sont développées concernant l’urbanisme en Méso-Amérique préhispanique. Elles ont été nourries par la comparaison entre les cités du centre de l’ancien Mexique avec celles des Basses Terres mayas, mais n’ont pris en compte que les plus grandes agglomérations à leur apogée : Teotihuacan et Tenochtitlan, d’un côté, Tikal principalement, de l’autre. Pour progresser dans ce débat, on s’intéressera ici d’abord aux facteurs…
De la autonomía política y cultural de la provincia de Río Bec
Ubicada en el corazón de la península de Yucatán, a medio camino entre Dzibanché y Calakmul (las dos probables sedes de la dinastía Kaan durante el Clásico), la región Río Bec, tan atípica por su patrón de asentamiento, su arquitectura y su iconografía, plantea un problema en este nuevo contexto estratégico-político. Dada su posición central entre las dos sedes, dicha región podría haber formado parte del reino Kaan en un momento u otro de su his…
Río Bec Settlement Patterns and Local Sociopolitical Organization
Based on settlement patterns in the Río Bec micro-region, a study zone (100 km2) focused on the eponymous site, there is no evidence that any of the monumental groups underwent true processes of significant, sustainable nucleation on a broad sociopolitical level. This paper analyzes Río Bec settlement patterns in order to better understand why processes of agglomeration did not occur at the site. Our approach to this question consists of analyzin…
Living Together in Río Bec Houses
In an attempt to interpret Classic Maya elite and commoner residential patterns beyond usual assumptions about filiation, family cycle, and household economic adaptation, we explore the specific ways people were “living together,” in the sense of the coresidence concept, in Maya societies conceived of as ranked societies, or “house societies,” as created by Claude Lévi-Strauss. Beyond kinship and economic organization, residential patterns can be…
“In the days of my life.” Elite activity and interactions in the Maya lowlands from Classic to Early Postclassic times (the long ninth century, AD 760-920)
As work continues on the archaeological and paleoenvironmental evidence relating to the end of the Classic period in the Maya Lowlands (traditionally dated AD 950), it appears that this “end” lasted too long—from 760 to 950-1050—to qualify as a brutal collapse. Certainly punctuated here and there by radical crises and ruptures, the temporal “transition” from the Classic to the Postclassic periods must be studied as a long and thick, or complex se…
Early to Late Classic population mobility in the Maya site of La Joyanca and hinterlands, Northwestern Petén, Guatemala
Maya Kingship
Mobility and Migration in Ancient Mesoamerican Cities
"Studies on population migration in central Mexico and the Maya region among Classic, Epiclassic, and Postclassic Mesoamerican societies within the framework of urbanization and de-urbanization showing that mobility and migration reveals about the formation, development, and decline of town- and city-based societies in the ancient world"
Changes in Maya Rulership at the End of the Classic Period
Defining Rurality at La Joyanca (Peten, Guatemala)
Considering the Classic Maya lowlands as an intricate landscape of nested settlements with cities, villages, and farmsteads in the middle of agricultural land, the rural/urban conceptual contrast would apparently apply, yet, is still debated. By combining detailed studies of the relationships between populations of both categories, one can better understand what rurality and urbanity meant in ancient Maya societies, and evaluate the dichotomy. Ju…
Building an Archaeology of Maya Urbanism
After decades of debate, most scholars accept Classic Maya centers as the hearts of spatially expansive, low-density urban settlements.The recent incorporation of models derived from comparative urban research is a positive step for Maya archaeology, since it confronts the view that Maya cities were not only political capitals but also true urban phenomena, and must be treated as such.This volume seeks to explore the dynamics of Maya cities prima…
Le pourquoi et le comment. Les recherches en causalités dans l’archéologie maya du changement climatique (800-1100 de notre ère)
L’effondrement socio-politique et urbain des sociétés mayas classiques (250-1000 de notre ère) a eu ses causes dans l'histoire régionale, qu’il faut connaître par des approches émiques directes (direct insider information, Butzer K. et G. Endfield, 2012 : 3630). La recherche sur les grandes causalités climatiques du collapse de la période classique terminale (800-1000) s’accompagne d’un patient travail de restitution de processus à différentes éc…
Maya Urban Activities during the Terminal Classic Collapse (AD 760–1000)
During the Terminal Classic period (AD 760–1000), Maya communities underwent a brief and violent political collapse, followed by a protracted period of instability that apparently culminated in an urban collapse as distinct from the earlier, political one. Rather than taking the kingdom or polity as the analytical unit, we propose to study the cities as actors in the collapse using the large and rich Terminal Classic datasets. A comprehensive dat…
Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (12 obras) · Latin American history and culture (9 obras) · Archaeology (8 obras) · Maya (8 obras) · Geography (7 obras) · Political science (7 obras) · Art (5 obras) · Humanities (4 obras) · Politics (4 obras) · Ancient history (3 obras)