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Past, Present and Future Perspectives in Maya Bioarchaeology: A View from Yucatan, Mexico,e Peninsula of Yucatan. Being part of Mexico and at the same time a cultural component of the broader Maya area, which spreads over four other countries further south, Yucatan constitutes a unique academic setting, where Mayanist skeletal research shows distinctive (ethno) historical, cultural and p

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