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The Archaeology of Tibes: Life, Death, and Memory at an Early Ceremonial Center in the Caribbean
By L. Antonio Curet (Editor), Lisa M. Stringer (Editor), Gordon Ambrosino (Contribution by), L. Antonio Curet (Contribution by), Mariela V. Declet Pérez (Contribution by), Harper Dine (Contribution by), Geoffrey R. DuChemin (Contribution by), Debra K. Green (Contribution by), María Mercedes Martínez Milantchi (Contribution by), José Mirão (Contribution by), Maria A. Nieves-Colón (Contribution by), William J. Pestle (Contribution by), Ali Pourmand (Contribution by), Charis L. Rodríguez Nieves (Contribution by), Reniel Rodríguez Ramos (Contribution by), Lisa M. Stringer (Contribution by), Joshua M. Torres (Contribution by), Anna Tsoupra (Contribution by)
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By L. Antonio Curet (Editor), Lisa M. Stringer (Editor), Gordon Ambrosino (Contribution by), L. Antonio Curet (Contribution by), Mariela V. Declet Pérez (Contribution by), Harper Dine (Contribution by), Geoffrey R. DuChemin (Contribution by), Debra K. Green (Contribution by), María Mercedes Martínez Milantchi (Contribution by), José Mirão (Contribution by), Maria A. Nieves-Colón (Contribution by), William J. Pestle (Contribution by), Ali Pourmand (Contribution by), Charis L. Rodríguez Nieves (Contribution by), Reniel Rodríguez Ramos (Contribution by), Lisa M. Stringer (Contribution by), Joshua M. Torres (Contribution by), Anna Tsoupra (Contribution by)
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A collection of new essays that brings archaeological insights and discoveries at the Tibes Ceremonial Center up to date
The Archaeology of Tibes is a collection of essays offering a fresh analysis of this important ceremonial center. It brings new insights about social structure, illuminating the smaller-scale daily lives of ancient peoples rather than focusing on large-scale chiefdoms.
Tibes is the earliest known (ca. 400 to 1300 CE) ceremonial center in Puerto Rico. It has been the focus o...