4th European Maya Conference
Interaction Among the Maya and their Neighbors
This conference was held from October 9 through 13, 1999 at the Danish National Museum. It was coordinated by the Department of American Indian Languages and Culture of the Institute of History of Religion, University of Copenhagen.
You can download the complete program of the conference and the abstracts of the papers presented:
The papers presented at the conference were the following:
| Karl Taube University of California, Riverside |
Teotihuacan and the Classic Maya: Recent Investigations of Temple 16 at Copan, Honduras |
| Nikolai Grube University of Texas, Austin |
The Caretakers of the Hu’n: The Temple XIX Inscriptions from Palenque and what they say about Subordinate Lords |
| James E. Brady California St. University Jesper Nielsen Kobenhavns Universitet |
The Couple in the Cave: Origin Iconography on a Ceramic Vessel from Los Naranjos, Honduras |
| Maria Hammershoy Toke Sellner Kobenhavns Universitet |
The Glyph for ch’e:n ‘Cave’ |
| Elisabeth Wagner Universität Bonn |
Knots, Burial Bundles and the Lord of the Dead |
| Ian Graham Peabody Museum, Harvard University |
Finding Some Inscriptions and Loosing Others |
| Stephen Houston John Robertson Brigham Young University |
Classic Mayan Nouns and Adjectives |
| Alfonso Lacadena Universidad Complutense, Madrid |
Maya Paleography |
| Peter Mathews La Trobe University |
A History of the Inscriptions of Palenque |
| Erik Boot Rijksuniversiteit Leiden |
The Decipherment of the Inscriptions at Chich’en Itsá, Yucatán, Mexico: Past, Present, and Future |
| Bodil Liljefors Lunds Universitet |
The Books of Chilam Balam: a Continuing Link between Past and Future |
| Søren Wichmann Kobenhavns Universitet Alfonso Lacadena Universidad Complutense, Madrid |
More Evidence for the Distribution of Ch’olan Dialects in the Classic Period |