Noted for its large sculptural corpus in three or more different art styles, possibly including Olmec, Abaj Takalik is a multi-component site consisting of about seventy structures aligned on nine north-south oriented plazas at an elevation of 600 meters.
An edition of Archaeology of Ancient Mexico and Central America
(2000)
Archaeology of Ancient Mexico and Central America
An Encyclopedia (Special -Reference)
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by Susan Evans
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Archaeology of Ancient Mexico and Central America: An Encyclopedia (Special -Reference)
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"Noted for its large sculptural corpus in three or more different art styles, possibly including Olmec, Abaj Takalik is a multi-component site consisting of about seventy structures aligned on nine north-south oriented plazas at an elevation of 600 meters."
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