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Chapter Six Establishing and Reusing Sacred Place
A Diachronic Perspective from Blackman Eddy, Belize
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M. Kathryn Brown
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Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- contents vii
- Figures ix
- Foreword xiii
- Note on Use of Accents xvii
- Places of Remembrance 1
- ForgotTen Structures, Haunted Houses, and Occupied Hearts 25
- The Transformation of Abandoned Architecture at Piedras Negras 65
- Structure Abandonment and Landscape Transformation 91
- Manipulating Memory in the Wake of Dynastic Decline at El Perú-waka’ 113
- Establishing and Reusing Sacred Place 147
- Anatomy of a Post-Collapse Society 171
- Landscape Transformations and Changing Perceptions at Chunchucmil, Yucatán 193
- Edzná 223
- Memories, Meanings, and Historical Awareness 257
- Afterword 275
- References cited 281
- Contributors 353
- Index 361
Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- contents vii
- Figures ix
- Foreword xiii
- Note on Use of Accents xvii
- Places of Remembrance 1
- ForgotTen Structures, Haunted Houses, and Occupied Hearts 25
- The Transformation of Abandoned Architecture at Piedras Negras 65
- Structure Abandonment and Landscape Transformation 91
- Manipulating Memory in the Wake of Dynastic Decline at El Perú-waka’ 113
- Establishing and Reusing Sacred Place 147
- Anatomy of a Post-Collapse Society 171
- Landscape Transformations and Changing Perceptions at Chunchucmil, Yucatán 193
- Edzná 223
- Memories, Meanings, and Historical Awareness 257
- Afterword 275
- References cited 281
- Contributors 353
- Index 361
