Handbook of Middle American Indians: Volume One Natural Environment and Early Cultures; Volume Two Archaeology of Southern Mesoamerica, Part 1; Volume Three Archaeology of Southern Mesoamerica, Part 2; Volume Four Archaeological Frontiers and External Connections; Volume Five Linguistics; Volume Six Social Anthropology; Volume Seven Ethnology Part One; Volume Eight Ethnology Part Two; Volume Nine Physical Anthropology; Volume Ten Archaeology of Northern Mesoamerica Part One; Volume Eleven Archaeology of Northern Mesoamerica Part Two; Volume Twelve Guide to Ethnohistorical Sources Part One; Volume Thirteen Guide to Ethnohistorical Sources Part Two; Volume Fourteen Guide to Ethnohistorical Source Part Three; Volume Fifteen Guide to Ethnohistorical Sources Part Four; Volume Sixteen Sources Cited and Artifacts Illustrated; Supplement to the Handbook of Middle Americans: Volume One Archaeology; Volume Two Linguistics; Volume Three Literatures [19 Volume Collection]
- [Austin and London]: [University of Texas Press and University of Texas Press, Ltd, London], [1964-1967, 1969-1973, 1975, 197
[Austin and London]: [University of Texas Press and University of Texas Press, Ltd, London], [1964-1967, 1969-1973, 1975, 1976, 1981,1984, 1985]. First Edition. Sixteen Volume set, with an additional Three Supplement Volumes (19 Volumes total), Volumes 1 and all three supplements were published in Austin, and Volumes 2-15 were published in London. Nineteen Quarto volumes (27cm); dustjackets (for Volumes 1-16); black-and-white maps, charts (including kinship), fold-out illustrations, and photographic halftones throughout Volumes 1-15 and Supplement Volume 1. This Nineteen Volume Collection is from the library of noted poet, translator, and anthropologist Nathaniel Tarn (1928-2024), with his pictorial bookplate to the front pastedown of most volumes (it is lacking in Volumes 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 12, 13, and Supplement Volume 1), and his pencilled notes in many volumes.
Volume 1-16 are overall Very Good in Very Good (spine-faded) dustwrappers; there is modest rubbing to board edges, and light off-setting to pastedowns and endpapers. The Supplement to the Handbook of Middle American Indians Volume 1 Archaeology has trace soil to edges of textblock; Very Good+. Volume 2 Linguistics has Trace soil; Very Good+. Volume 3 Literatures is Near Fine.
Collection focuses on the social history of Indigenous Middle Americans, with research on ethnohistory, linguistics, clothing, and rituals. Volume editors include Evon Z. Vogt, T. Dale Stewart, Howard C. Cline, and Margaret A.L. Harrison, with contributions by Edward H. Spicer, José García Payón, and H.B. Nicholson. Additional detailed description is available for each volume, including pagination, as requested. [87810].
Volume 1-16 are overall Very Good in Very Good (spine-faded) dustwrappers; there is modest rubbing to board edges, and light off-setting to pastedowns and endpapers. The Supplement to the Handbook of Middle American Indians Volume 1 Archaeology has trace soil to edges of textblock; Very Good+. Volume 2 Linguistics has Trace soil; Very Good+. Volume 3 Literatures is Near Fine.
Collection focuses on the social history of Indigenous Middle Americans, with research on ethnohistory, linguistics, clothing, and rituals. Volume editors include Evon Z. Vogt, T. Dale Stewart, Howard C. Cline, and Margaret A.L. Harrison, with contributions by Edward H. Spicer, José García Payón, and H.B. Nicholson. Additional detailed description is available for each volume, including pagination, as requested. [87810].