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Ancient Middle America The Early Preclassic Early Formative Pre Olmec University of Minnesota Duluth The Preclassic Stage can be broken down into three substages ID: 283305

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Ancient Middle America

The

Early Preclassic

“Early Formative”“Pre- Olmec”

University of Minnesota Duluth

Ancient Middle America

Tim Roufs ©

2009-2019Slide2

The Preclassic Stage can be broken down into three

sub-stages . . .Slide3

Late Preclassic

Middle Preclassic

Early PreclassicSlide4

Late Preclassic

Middle Preclassic

Early

PreclassicEarly Preclassic StageSlide5

Early Preclassic Stage

1800 – 1000 B.C. (The Maya)

1800 – 1200 B.C. (Mexico)

2500 – 1250 B.C.Early Preclassic StageSlide6

http://weber.ucsd.edu/~dkjordan/arch/mexchron.html#EPCSlide7
Slide8

Mexico

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Mexico

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Mexico

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ed.)Page 236Slide11

http://www.d.umn.edu/cla/faculty/troufs/anth3618/ma_timeline.html#Late_PreclassicSlide12

Early Preclassic Stage

1800 – 1000 B.C. (

The Maya)

1800 – 1200 B.C. (Mexico)2500 – 1250 B.C.characterized by. . .Early Preclassic StageSlide13

the Early Preclassic is characterized by the predominance of small rural communities comprised of a limited number of huts built of perishable materials . . .

Early

Preclassic

StageSlide14

the Early Preclassic

is characterized by the predominance of small rural communities comprised of a limited number of huts built of perishable materials . . .

Early

Preclassic StageSlide15

. . . and a distinct type of pottery in the Highlands -- one with a round bottom

tecomate / tecomatl

Early

Preclassic StageSlide16

. . . and a distinct type of pottery in the Highlands -- one with a round bottom

tecomate / tecomatl

Early

Preclassic StageSlide17
Slide18

in contrast, the Early Preclassic of the Gulf

Coasthas pottery with flat bottoms.

. .

Early Preclassic StageSlide19

the pottery in the Valley of Mexico is mostly monochromethey are painted black, white, dark brown, chestnut-brown and reddish brown

figurines are present, and all represent women“Tradition C” of the Central Highlands

Early

Preclassic StageSlide20
Slide21

figurines are important because they give us some indication of what the people of those times were like

how they dressedhow they adorned themselves

their daily lives

Early Preclassic StageSlide22
Slide23
Slide24

figurine types are varied and some show specialized practices:

cranial deformationdental mutilation

shaven heads

tattooingbody and facial paintingEarly Preclassic StageSlide25

figurine types are varied and some show specialized practices:

cranial deformationdental mutilation

shaven heads

tattooingbody and facial paintingEarly Preclassic StageSlide26

halfmoon.orgSlide27
Slide28

figurine types are varied and some show specialized practices:

cranial deformation

dental mutilation

shaven headstattooingbody and facial paintingEarly Preclassic StageSlide29
Slide30

also evidenced in pottery:use of loin-cloths, short skirts, sandals, hats, turbans

earplugsnecklaces

pyrite mirrors

and many other items of clothing and adornmentEarly Preclassic StageSlide31

also evidenced in pottery:

use of loin-cloths, short skirts, sandals, hats, turbansearplugs

necklaces

pyrite mirrorsand many other items of clothing and adornmentEarly Preclassic StageSlide32

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earspool

Statuette totonaque

(600-1200 B.C.)Slide33

also evidenced in pottery:

use of loin-cloths, short skirts, sandals, hats, turbansearplugs

necklaces

pyrite mirrorsand many other items of clothing and adornmentEarly Preclassic StageSlide34
Slide35

pottery forms in the Valley of Mexico include:

large jars for storing water and seedscomposite-silhouette bowls with incised decoration

jars with flaring sidesplates and other simple forms with round bottoms

Early Preclassic StageSlide36

San LorenzoChiapa

de CorzoCerros

Ocós

CuelloEarly Preclassic Sites include: Early Preclassic StageSlide37

El Arbolillo

ZacatencoTlatilco

Barra

CuadrosSan José MogoteEarly Preclassic Sites include: Early Preclassic StageSlide38

Ajalpan

Izucar

Early Preclassic Sites include:

Early Preclassic StageSlide39

Late Preclassic

Middle PreclassicEarly Preclassic

Middle

Preclassic StageSlide40

End of The Early

PreclassicContinue on to The Middle Classic