las antiguas colecciones arqueológicas de yucatán en el museo americano de historia natural
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Abstract
Las investigaciones que hemos desarrollado acerca de la historia de las colecciones yucatecas que forman parte del Museo Americano de Historia Natural de Nueva York nos permiten trazar un perfil general de los intereses intelectuales y de algunas de las primeras exploraciones emprendidas en la región. La información asociada a las piezas arqueológicas que actualmente se resguardan en dicho museo nos remite a los trabajos precursores llevados a cabo por reconocidos viajeros como Charnay, Stephens, Le Plongeon o Maler, y también de otros menos conocidos, como los coleccionistas locales. En conjunto, estos protoarqueólogos enfocaron sus esfuerzos a construir el conocimiento de la antigua civilización maya a través de sus evidencias materiales.
Our research on the history of Yucatec collections that are now in the American Museum of Natural History in New York allows us to outline a general profile of the intellectual interests and some of the first explorations in the region. The information associated with the archaeological objects that are today held in this museum speak of the early archaeological work carried out by well known explorers such as Charnay, Stephens, Le Plongeon or Maler, and also by lesser-known players such as the local collectors. Together, these proto-archaeologists focused their efforts on constructing knowledge of the ancient Maya civilization through material evidence.
Our research on the history of Yucatec collections that are now in the American Museum of Natural History in New York allows us to outline a general profile of the intellectual interests and some of the first explorations in the region. The information associated with the archaeological objects that are today held in this museum speak of the early archaeological work carried out by well known explorers such as Charnay, Stephens, Le Plongeon or Maler, and also by lesser-known players such as the local collectors. Together, these proto-archaeologists focused their efforts on constructing knowledge of the ancient Maya civilization through material evidence.
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| Authors | ;Adam T. Sellen;Lynneth S. Lowe |
| Journal | international journal of environmental health research |
| Year | 2009 |
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