Past Ritual;

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The Kroeber Anthropological Society Papers, Number 85
G) 2001 Kroeber Anthropological Society.: .
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Kroebei AnthropoIogicaI Society Papers
-:No. 85,-2001:

Past:Ritual:and the Everyday

Guest Editor: Christine . Hasto:rf
Contents:

Studying Ritualin the Past.

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ath Twiss. .          .  .   . .. . . .  .  . . . . .  .              6

"Fractious Statelets" and "GaIactic Polities': Ideology, Ritual Practices and fthe I,  and Fall

of Classic Maya Saes4

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Jeanne L             opacharo.

Shamanism and Hegemony: :A Grnmscian Appro   to the Chavin Staff God          68

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Power, Ideology and Rital:- Th Pricticef Agriculture if the Inca Empir .

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Ceremonial Households and Domestic Te ples:                          anFuzzy  Defiitions in te And0an
Formative.

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Kroeber Anthropological Society Papers
No. 85, 2001

Past Ritual and the Everyday

Guest Editor: Christine A. Hastorf
Contents:

Studying Ritual in the Past

Christine A. Hastorf ............................................................. I
Ritual, Change, and the Pre-Pottery Neolithic Figurines of the Central-Southern Levant

Kathy Twiss ............................................................  16

"Fractious Statelets" and "Galactic Polities": Ideology, Ritual Practices and the Rise and Fall
of Classic Maya States

Jeanne Lopiparo .............................................................  49
Shamanism and Hegemony: A Gramscian Approach to the Chavin Staff God

Sharon Small .............................................................  68

Power, Ideology and Ritual: The Practice of Agriculture in the Inca Empire

Miriam Doutriaux ............................................................. 91
Ceremonial Households and Domestic Temples: "Fuzzy" Definitions in the Andean
Formative

Emily Dean and David Kojan .......................... ................................... 109