2013
DOI: 10.1016/s0185-2574(13)71386-8
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Los mayas del Clásico Tardío y Terminal. Una propuesta acerca de la dinámica demográfica de algunos grupos mayas prehispánicos: Jaina, Palenque y Copán

Abstract: Resumen: En este trabajo analizamos la información demográfica obtenida en estudios especí-ficos de algunos grupos mayas procedentes de asentamientos del Clásico y el Posclásico, de zonas costeras de la Península de Yucatán: Jaina, Xcaret y Chac Mool, y de otros sitios como Palenque y Copán. Presentamos un panorama general sobre la posible dinámica poblacional de estos grupos mayas, en particular datos acerca de la mortalidad, la fecundidad, la sobrevivencia y la esperanza de vida, mediante la metodología pale… Show more

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“…Since the 1900s, paleodemographic analyses have been conducted on a number of ancient settlement populations of the northern and southern Maya Lowlands (Civera-Cerecedo 1998; Hernández-Espinoza and Márquez-Morfín 2007, 2015; Márquez-Morfín et al 2006; Márquez-Morfín and Hernández-Espinoza 2013; Ortega-Muñoz 2007, 2015; Saul 1972; Storey 1992; Tiesler et al 2005; Whittington 1991). The results of these studies highlight divergent population dynamics across cultural periods and geographic spans within the larger Maya area, with no clear overall pattern of fertility change throughout the centuries.…”
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“…Since the 1900s, paleodemographic analyses have been conducted on a number of ancient settlement populations of the northern and southern Maya Lowlands (Civera-Cerecedo 1998; Hernández-Espinoza and Márquez-Morfín 2007, 2015; Márquez-Morfín et al 2006; Márquez-Morfín and Hernández-Espinoza 2013; Ortega-Muñoz 2007, 2015; Saul 1972; Storey 1992; Tiesler et al 2005; Whittington 1991). The results of these studies highlight divergent population dynamics across cultural periods and geographic spans within the larger Maya area, with no clear overall pattern of fertility change throughout the centuries.…”
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confidence: 99%