The Legacy of Mesoamerica History and Culture of a Native American Civilization, 2nd Edition

Pleistocene epoch, 40, 42, 43
Pomar, Juan Bautista, 246,
249
Popocatepetl, 13
Positivism, ideology of,
262–64
Postclassic period, 39, 71–76,
80
religion in, 511–15
Pottery, 45, 47
Pre-Columbian literature,
223–2 8
Prehistoric period, 3 8 –77
Archaic period in, 40–42
classic civilizations in,
56–71
early inhabitants, 40–46
formative period, 46–56
plant domestication, 42–45
postclassic period, 71–76
village life in, 45–46
Prestige dialects, 420
Price, Barbara, 32
Protestantism, 322, 360,
376–77
Protolanguages, 409
Puleston, Dennis, 61
Purépecha, 87

Q

Quauhtlehuanitzin, Don
Domingo de San Antón
Muñón Chimalpahin,
245
Queme, Rigoberto, 32 8
Quetzalcoatl, 22, 75, 99, 100,
102, 117, 122, 164, 165,
167, 225, 244, 510
Quezaltenango, 15
Quiché, 132, 135, 136, 137,
149, 177–79, 211,
238 –40, 2 8 0, 310–11,
339, 350, 355–57, 423,
490, 503, 529, 532

556 INDEX

Quirigua, 69–70

Q’umarkaaj, 8 5, 87

R

Raised fields, 55

Rebus representation, 425

Reconquista,151, 152, 153,

155, 19 8

Reed, Nelson, 2 83

Regionalism, 25 8

Religion, 3 8 6– 8 7, 505–32

ancient times, 505–15

Aztec, 9 8 –102

Catholicism, 325, 333, 46 8

Classic period, 509–11

colonial period, 1 8 3– 8 5,

18 9–9 8 , 212–17, 521–23

common spirituality in

Mesoamerica, 527–32

complementary dualism,

530

contact period, 117

cyclical time, 52 8

immigration and, 526

indigenismo, 525–26

individual coessences,

527–2 8

influence of Western

world, 515–23

language in, 530–32

Mayan, 116–1 8 , 509, 514

missionary state, 516

Mixtec, 10 8 –10

modern era, 523–26

Nahua-Christian songs,

250

postclassic period, 511–15

Protestantism, 322, 360,

376–77

reconquista,151, 152, 153,

155, 19 8

shamanic roots, 506–7

supernatural combat,

529–30

syncretism, 517–19

Teotihuacan, 59

vertical and horizontal

cosmos, 52 8 –29

Zapatista, 397–9 8

Repartimientosystem, 205,

210, 220, 451

Restall, Matthew, 111, 113

Rice, Prudence, 116

Ringle, William, 75

Rio Fuerte, 141

Ritual sweeping, 446

Romanticists, 21–2 8

Lost Continent, 23–24

Roosevelt, Theodore, 294

Roys, Ralph, 113

Ruiz, Samuel, 39 8

S

Sahagún, Bernardino de, 8 9,

232, 236, 240, 514

Salome, Mária, 243

San Andrés Peace Accords,

394

Sanders, William, 32, 93

Sandinista National Libera-

tion Front (FSLN), 313

Sandino, Augusto, 307

Sandoval, Marta, 461

San Francisco el Alto, 365

San José Mogote, 51

San Leticia, 53

San Lorenzo, 49–50, 51

San Pedro Almolonga,

355–57, 360

Santa Anna, Antonio López,

261

Santa Isabel Iztapan, 42

Santa María de Antigua del

Darién, 160

Santa Rita, 116

Sapir, Edward, 530

Saramago, José, 3 88

Saturno, William, 55

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