3rd European Maya Conference
The Sacred and the Profane: Architecture and Identity in the Southern Maya Lowlands.
This conference was held in Hamburg, November 21-22, 1998 (Workshop during Nov. 18-20) at the University of Hamburg. It was coordinated by the Department of Mesoamerican Studies, University of Hamburg.
You can download the complete program of the conference:
- Program (PDF)
The proceedings are available as Volume 10 of the Acta Mesoamericana Series by publishing house Anton Saurwein.
Symposium
The papers presented at the conference were the following:
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Justin Kerr
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The Transformation of the Hero Twin Xbalanque into the Post-Classic Beekeeper |
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Geneviève Le Fort
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The Cross Group Temples at Palenque and the Accession Ceremony among the Classic Maya |
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Anja Grossmann
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Maya Tombs: Failings in the Past Evaluations and Possibilities for the Future |
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Elisabeth Wagner
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An Alternative View on the Meaning and Function of Str. 10L-22A, Copán |
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Alfonso Lacadena
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The Yucatec and the Yucatecs in the Classic Period |
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Dmitri Beliaev
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Wuk Tsuk: Naranjo and Tikal in the Late Classic |
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Simon Martin
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At the Periphery: A Rationale for the Placement of Early Monuments in the Environs of Tikal |
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Stephen Houston
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Classic Maya Architecture and Perceptual Psychology: Comparative, Indigenous, and Epigraphic Perspectives |
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Alexander Voss
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History in the Inscriptions of Chich'en Itzá |
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Lorraine Williams-Beck
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The Northwestern Yucatan Peninsula Postclassic Maya: New Perspectives from Archaeology and Ethnohistory in Campeche |
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Pierre Robert Colas
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Caves of Blood and War: New Proposals for Classic Maya Cave Use |
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James Brady
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Early Political Appropriation of the Sacred Landscape |
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Holley Moyes
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Function and Meaning of Maya Speleothem Use |
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Erik Boot
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The Temple of K'uk'ulkan at Chich'en Itzá |
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Nikolai Grube
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Classic Maya Fire Ceremonies |
