Case Studies in Early Societies: Ancient Oaxaca by Blanton Richard E. & Feinman Gary M. & Kowalewski Stephen A. & Nicholas Linda M

Author:Blanton, Richard E. & Feinman, Gary M. & Kowalewski, Stephen A. & Nicholas, Linda M.
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Published: 2022-06-15T00:00:00+00:00

Highland Oaxaca, 300–100 BC

Overall, the population of highland Oaxaca grew from 90,000 (500–300 BC) to 108,000 (300–100 BC). But often, lumping disparate things together masks very different forces and outcomes. In this case no region in highland Oaxaca grew at the steady pace that the aggregate numbers imply, and each had a different trajectory, tumultuous in Coixtlahuaca and the Central Mixteca Alta but more orderly in the Valley of Oaxaca (Figure 5.1).

Figure 5.1: Monte Albán Late I/Early Ramos population centers in the Mixteca Alta and the Valley of Oaxaca.

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