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Exciting advances in distinguishing #bird species in the archaeological record, including at #Teotihuacan
Mural from Teotihuacan, Mexico, depicting a colorful tropical bird with footprints around it
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We can still push back against fascism: a song sung to the tune of the ABCs

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Starting soon, New Discoveries/New Directions in the Archaeology of the Ancient Americas at @metmuseum with livestream here engage.metmuseum.org/events/educati…
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by David M. Carballo

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Orgulloso de la alcaldesa: “Esta es nuestra ciudad y defenderemos enérgicamente nuestras leyes”
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🇺🇲 La Administración Trump demanda a la ciudad de Boston, como parte de su campaña nacional contra las políticas de las ciudades santuario, las cuales limitan la cooperación de las fuerzas locales con las autoridades federales de inmigración dozz.es/kfafq5
La Administración Trump demanda a Boston en su última escalada en el enfrentamiento con las ciudades santuario
La alcaldesa Michelle Wu calificó la demanda como extralimitada e inconstitucional: “Esta es nuestra ciudad y defenderemos enérgicamente nuestras leyes”
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🇺🇲 La Administración Trump demanda a la ciudad de Boston, como parte de su campaña nacional contra las políticas de las ciudades santuario, las cuales limitan la cooperación de las fuerzas locales con las autoridades federales de inmigración dozz.es/kfafq5
La Administración Trump demanda a Boston en su última escalada en el enfrentamiento con las ciudades santuario
La alcaldesa Michelle Wu calificó la demanda como extralimitada e inconstitucional: “Esta es nuestra ciudad y defenderemos enérgicamente nuestras leyes”
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Last week, Boston received a letter from AG Bondi threatening to prosecute officials and withhold funds unless we cooperate with carrying out mass deportations.

The US Attorney General asked for a response by today, so here it is: stop attacking our cities to hide your administration’s failures.
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by David M. Carballo

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This is probably obvious, but things dictators like to do is fire people who tell truths they don't like and "disrupt" (as the kids say) norms of civil statutes. This is why the events of this week matter profoundly for the future of the country
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by David M. Carballo

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Una yuxtaposición del Zocalo durante #Mexico-Tenochtitlan 700
Photo of cathedral of Mexico City with Aztec Sun Stone projected on front
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The colorful tale of Mexico's a-maize-ing grain
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The Colorful Tale of Mexico's A-maize-ing Grain - Gastropod
The past, present, and future of corn: a story that involves empires, vampires, and generations of women chained to the (literal) grindstone.
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by David M. Carballo

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Para los quienes andan por #Teotihuacan o quieren viajar desde #Tlaxcala. Este martes a las 7 presencial en el centro comunitario NECOC. Luego lo suben al YouTube de Teotihuacan en Casa
Cartel de ponencia con vasijas Tlaloc

by David M. Carballo

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Probable Teotihuacan-Maya relations 750 miles apart and decades before the military "entrada" www.nytimes.com/2025/07/10/w...
Maya Ruler’s Tomb Is Unearthed in Belize, With Clues to His Ancient World
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by David M. Carballo

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An enjoyable conversation with @Gastropodcast on the deep history of #Mexican food www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect...
Illustration of Aztec men sharing a meal from the Florentine Codex
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Willey Lecture from a couple of months ago: youtu.be/VwN8mOYw6Cc?...
Teotihuacan: Origins, Urbanism, and Daily Life
YouTube video by Peabody Museum of Archaeology & Ethnology
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by David M. Carballo

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In the U.S., Archaeology Stares Down an Uncertain Future www.nytimes.com/2025/05/26/s...
In the U.S., Archaeology Stares Down an Uncertain Future
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by David M. Carballo

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Seems like the right day to post this painting with #WhiteSmoke hanging in the National Museum of Mexican Art in #Chicago by Jesus Helguera (1940)
Painting of a romanticized Aztec warrior and princess who embody the volcanoes depicted behind them (Popocatepetl and Iztaccihuatl)
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Nueva edición de #Arqueologia con artículos en homenaje a la carrera distinguida de Linda Manzanilla www.revistas.inah.gob.mx/index.php/ar...
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Proud of these ladies in their 80s showing up
Two grandmothers protesting the current administration in Boston
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by David M. Carballo

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Una charla en vivo en Harvard y en modo virtual el 2 de abril
Gordon Willey Lecture on April 2 in person and online peabody.harvard.edu/event/teotih...
Teotihuacan: Origins, Urbanism, and Daily Life | Peabody Museum of Archaeology & Ethnology
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by David M. Carballo

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Ciudad Perdida (Teyuna), #Colombia is a jewel of a site a and trek through beautiful country earlier dedicated to growing drugs, thanks partially to support from #USAID
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by David M. Carballo

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The beautiful Amerind Foundation for a productive workshop on comparative governance in past societies. Looking forward to writing team publications, and returning here
Sunrise in Dragoon Arizona seen through an arch
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If Republicans in Congress want to help make our country safe, I have some ideas for them.
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Thanks Ben, and good to see you on here!
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At Teotihuacan, a major Mesoamerican city, we’ll be using our new database of avian proteins (doi.org/10.21203/rs....) to identify fragmented bones and eggshells and reconstruct the role of wild and domesticated birds in the subsistence strategies of the city’s residents. #paleoproteomics #MSCA
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Reposted by: David M. Carballo, Raúl Alberto Mora, Christophe Benavent

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The Indigenous People of North America have decided to go back to calling the Gulf of Mexico, “Chalchiuhtlicueyecatl”. It is what the Nahuatl People originally called it as it is the domain of the goddess Chalchiuhtlicue, who is assoc w/water bodies, including the Gulf of Mexico.
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Mesoamerican urbanism: Indigenous institutions, infrastructure, and resilience by @dmcarballo.bsky.social Gary M Feinman and Aurelio López Corral

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#urbanism #Indigenous #resilience
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by David M. Carballo

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New special issue of Urban Studies with cases from #archaeology "Long-Term Intergenerational Perspectives on Urban Sustainability Transitions" journals.sagepub.com/toc/USJ/curr...
Cover of journal Urban Studies showing Eastern Hemisphere at night from space.
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by David M. Carballo

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There's a deep history to the #GulfofMexico with maritime contacts going back 1500 years or more. Lourdes Budar of the U Veracruzana in #Mexico excavated a sophisticated port town La Perla del Golfo with clear ties to Maya populations farther east.
Map of southern Gulf of Mexico showing archaeological sites dating from 3500-1000 years ago. La Perla del Golfo relief carving shows mix of Veracruz figures and Maya style hieroglyphs. Mural from Las Hibueras shows person swimming in blue water with fish. Map and sculpture from Budar et al (2021)
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Could be. This is just a measure of what percentage of sites were occupied in sequential phases in the northern Tlaxcala chronology

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Data from Merino Carrion (1989) and we published in JAA (Carballo and Pluckhahn 2007)

by David M. Carballo

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I did this for the northern Tlaxcala (PANT) survey data and published as a line chart rather than table. It's the top left "multi-phase sites" and the big disjunctures come with Teo (makes sense) and in the middle of the Epiclassic (??). Seems like a simple way to highlight major regional change
Line chart showing archaeological site continuity in percentage from one ceramic phase to another using data from Merino Carrion (1989) from northern Tlaxcala, Mexico
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