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... Middle Formative Period ( 900-300 BC ) Horizon markers Olmec civilization at La Venta Olmec colonization in the Middle Formative Early Monte Albán The Valley of Mexico in the Middle Formative The Maya in the Middle Formative Late ...
... Middle Formative Period ( 900-300 BC ) Horizon markers Olmec civilization at La Venta Olmec colonization in the Middle Formative Early Monte Albán The Valley of Mexico in the Middle Formative The Maya in the Middle Formative Late ...
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... Middle Formative . From the Middle Formative there are important Olmec sites lo- cated along what appears to have been a highland route to the west to obtain the luxury items that seemed to have been so desperately needed by the Olmec ...
... Middle Formative . From the Middle Formative there are important Olmec sites lo- cated along what appears to have been a highland route to the west to obtain the luxury items that seemed to have been so desperately needed by the Olmec ...
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... Middle America and Peru . At this time , fairly extensive public works are represented by temple structures and large sculptured monuments , which occupy a central position in towns and villages . Phases as widely separated as the Olmec ...
... Middle America and Peru . At this time , fairly extensive public works are represented by temple structures and large sculptured monuments , which occupy a central position in towns and villages . Phases as widely separated as the Olmec ...
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PREHISTORIC Peoples aND CULTURES | 45 |
PRINTING TYPOGRAPHY AND PHOTOENGRAVING | 71 |
PRINTMAKING | 112 |
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