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English: Artifacts found in the Chan Chich archaeological site, courtyard A-3 |
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Source | INVESTIGATING URBAN FORM AND KINGSHIP: PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF THE 2014 CHAN CHICH ARCHAEOLOGICAL PROJECT |
Author | Kelsey E. Herndon, Gregory Zaro, Brett A. Houk, David Sandrock, Ashley Booher and Edgar Vasquez |
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