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HEREDIA ESPINOZA, Verenice Y.  e  ENGLEHARDT, Joshua D.. Simbolismo panmesoamericano en la iconografía cerámica de la tradición Teuchitlán. Trace (Méx. DF) [online]. 2015, n.68, pp.9-34. ISSN 2007-2392.

This investigation presents ceramics of the Teuchitlán tradition in western Mexico through an iconographic study. The presence of pan-Mesoamerican symbols in many examples yields insight into the processes of intercultural contact, suggesting that interregional interaction involving western Meso-america was more complex and occurred earlier than was considered. Shared motifs were incorporated in representational canons with regionally unique symbolism, suggesting that Teuchitlán artisans were both continuing a cultural tradition and exercising artistic agency. The evidence simultaneously indicates a cultural world view shared through the incorporation of broader pan-Mesoamerican symbolic complexes and a material affirmation of regionally specific cultural configurations.

Palavras-chave : Archaeological Ceramics; Iconographic Analysis; Teuchitlán Tradition; Interregional Interaction; Mesoamerican Symbolism.

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