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TEMPORALITIES OF LATE CLASSIC TO POSTCLASSIC (ca. AD 600–1521) MAYA FIGURINES FROM CENTRAL PETÉN, GUATEMALA

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Christina T. Halperin
Christina T. Halperin*
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Département d'anthropologie, Université de Montréal, Pavillon Lionel-Groulx, 3150 Jean-Brillant, Montréal, QC H3T 1N8, Canada ([email protected])
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Abstract

Maya figurine styles from the Late Classic to Postclassic periods (ca. AD 600–1521) from central Petén, Guatemala undergo an abrupt change at the Terminal Classic-Postclassic transition (ca. AD 830–1000). Despite the intimate association of figurines with households, such shifts parallel those on stone monuments and decorated vessels, underscoring the role of figurines in processes of political upheaval. Documenting figurine chronologies over broad periods of time, however, tells us little about how people in the past may have experienced temporal changes. Thus, in concert with a focus on figurine chronologies, this article explores the temporalities of figurines as manifested through their discard, the simultaneous experience of old and new figurine styles, and tensions between personal and monumental time.

Los estilos de las figurillas Mayas del centro de Petén, Guatemala, desde el Clásico tardío hasta el Posclásico (ca. 600–1521 dC), muestran un cambio abrupto en la transición entre el Clásico terminal y el Posclásico (830–1000 dC). A pesar de la estrecha asociación entre figurillas y espacios domésticos, tales cambios son análogos a los que ocurrieron en monumentos de piedra y vasijas polícromas, lo cual resalta el papel de las figurillas en los procesos de crisis política. Sin embargo, el registro cronológico de las figurillas durante largos períodos de tiempo nos ofrece pocas indicaciones sobre las experiencias individuales de dichos cambios temporales. Por lo tanto, en conjunto con un enfoque sobre la cronología de las figurillas, este artículo explora cómo se manifiestan las temporalidades de las mismas a través de las prácticas de descartar figurillas, la experiencia simultánea de viejos y nuevos estilos de figurillas y las tensiones entre tiempo personal y tiempo monumental.

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Latin American Antiquity , Volume 28 , Issue 4 , December 2017 , pp. 515 - 540
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