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[T]he volume will appeal to a wide audience and represents an important contribution to Maya archaeology. . . . Highly recommended. --E.R. Swenson, CHOICE [T]his book is a strong contribution to Maya archaeology because it challenges reductionist interpretations and celebrates the complexity of the past. Moreover, the volume is a necessary academic response to the public and scholarly fascination with the issue of Maya droughts that has taken hold over the last two decades. --Thomas G. Garrison, Latin American Antiquity This volume offers a vital multidisciplinary pespective that will help scholars of future generations to understand the diversity in historical trajectories and social responses to severe drought across time and space in the Maya lowlands. --Julie A. Hoggarth, Journal of Anthropological Research This excellent 15-chapter edited volume is not just for Mayanists, because it shows that the impacts of a changing climate are multidimensional and complex. --Lisa J. Lucero, Antiquity [T]he volume will appeal to a wide audience and represents an important contribution to Maya archaeology. . . . Highly recommended. E.R. Swenson, CHOICE [T]his book is a strong contribution to Maya archaeology because it challenges reductionist interpretations and celebrates the complexity of the past. Moreover, the volume is a necessary academic response to the public and scholarly fascination with the issue of Maya droughts that has taken hold over the last two decades. Thomas G. Garrison, Latin American Antiquity This volume offers a vital multidisciplinary pespective that will help scholars of future generations to understand the diversity in historical trajectories and social responses to severe drought across time and space in the Maya lowlands. Julie A. Hoggarth, Journal of Anthropological Research This excellent 15-chapter edited volume is not just for Mayanists, because it shows that the impacts of a changing climate are multidimensional and complex. Lisa J. Lucero, Antiquity .. .the volume will appeal to a wide audience and represents an important contribution to Maya archaeology...Highly recommended. -E.R. Swenson, CHOICE .. .This book is a strong contribution to Maya archaeology because it challenges reductionist interpretations and celebrates the complexity of the past. Moreover, the volume is a necessary academic response to the public and scholarly fascination with the issue of Maya droughts that has taken hold over the last two decades. -Thomas G. Garrison, Latin American Antiquity

.. .the volume will appeal to a wide audience and represents an important contribution to Maya archaeology...Highly recommended. -E.R. Swenson, CHOICE

[T]he volume will appeal to a wide audience and represents an important contribution to Maya archaeology. . . . Highly recommended. E.R. Swenson, CHOICE [T]his book is a strong contribution to Maya archaeology because it challenges reductionist interpretations and celebrates the complexity of the past. Moreover, the volume is a necessary academic response to the public and scholarly fascination with the issue of Maya droughts that has taken hold over the last two decades. Thomas G. Garrison, Latin American Antiquity This volume offers a vital multidisciplinary pespective that will help scholars of future generations to understand the diversity in historical trajectories and social responses to severe drought across time and space in the Maya lowlands. Julie A. Hoggarth, Journal of Anthropological Research

[T]he volume will appeal to a wide audience and represents an important contribution to Maya archaeology. . . . Highly recommended. E.R. Swenson, CHOICE [T]his book is a strong contribution to Maya archaeology because it challenges reductionist interpretations and celebrates the complexity of the past. Moreover, the volume is a necessary academic response to the public and scholarly fascination with the issue of Maya droughts that has taken hold over the last two decades. Thomas G. Garrison, Latin American Antiquity This volume offers a vital multidisciplinary pespective that will help scholars of future generations to understand the diversity in historical trajectories and social responses to severe drought across time and space in the Maya lowlands. Julie A. Hoggarth, Journal of Anthropological Research This excellent 15-chapter edited volume is not just for Mayanists, because it shows that the impacts of a changing climate are multidimensional and complex. Lisa J. Lucero, Antiquity

.. .the volume will appeal to a wide audience and represents an important contribution to Maya archaeology...Highly recommended. -E.R. Swenson, CHOICE .. .This book is a strong contribution to Maya archaeology because it challenges reductionist interpretations and celebrates the complexity of the past. Moreover, the volume is a necessary academic response to the public and scholarly fascination with the issue of Maya droughts that has taken hold over the last two decades. -Thomas G. Garrison, Latin American Antiquity

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Gyles Iannone is associate professor of anthropology at Trent University.

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