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On March 13, 1697, Spanish troops from Yucatn attacked and occupied Nojpeten, the capital of the Maya people known as Itzas, the inhabitants of the last unconquered native New World kingdom. This political and ritual centerlocated on a small islan...
Grant D. Jones is Associate Professor of Anthropology and Chairman of the Department at Hamilton College.
Introduction (Grant D. Jones) Part One. Continuity and Change in Maya Ethnic Boundaries 1. A Proposal for Constituting a Maya Subgroup, Cultural and Linguistic, in the Petn and Adjacent Regions (Sir Eric Thompson) 2. The Francisco Prez Probanza of 16541656 and the Matrcula of Tipu (Belize) (France V. Scholes and Sir Eric Thompson) 3. The Maya and the Colonization of Belize in the Nineteenth Century (O. Nigel Bolland) Part Two. Process of Adaptation in Maya Society 4. Independent Maya of the Late Nineteenth Century: Chiefdoms and Power Politics (D. E. Dumond ) 5. Levels of Settlement Alliance among the San Pedro Maya of Western Belize and Eastern Petn, 18571936 (Grant D. Jones ) 6. Internal Migration in Yucatn: Interpretation of Historical Demography and Current Patterns (James W. Ryder) 7. The Maestros Cantores in Yucatn (Anne C. Collins) Part Three. Maya Views of History 8. The Caste War of Yucatn: The History of a Myth and the Myth of History (Victoria Reifler Bricker ) 9. The Caste War in the 1970s: Present-Day Accounts from Village Quintana Roo (Allan F. Burns ) 10. Historical Dimensions of Orientation to Change in a Yucatec Peasant Community (Irwin Press) Notes on the Contributors Bibliography Index