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- Lambityeco is a small archaeological site about three kilometers west of the city of Tlacolula de Matamoros in the Mexican state of Oaxaca. It is located...
- Valley Archaeological sites Cerro de las Minas Dainzú Etlatongo Guiengola Lambityeco Mitla Monte Albán Ndaxagua San José Mogote Yagul Yucuita Zaachila Protected...
- archeological sites such as Yagul, Dainzú and Lambityeco. The most important of these three is Lambityeco, in the middle of the Tlacolula Valley. It was...
- Valley Archaeological sites Cerro de las Minas Dainzú Etlatongo Guiengola Lambityeco Mitla Monte Albán Ndaxagua San José Mogote Yagul Yucuita Zaachila Protected...
- house" in Monte Albán. Other important pre-Columbian Zapotec sites include Lambityeco, Dainzú, Mitla, Yagul, San José Mogote, El Palmillo and Zaachila. The...
- bolt of lightning. At the Late classic Zapotec archaeological site of Lambityeco in Oaxaca, the stucco busts of Cocijo are depicted holding a jar spilling...
- Kiuic Kohunlich Komchen ****ab Kuluba Labna Lacanha Laguna de los Cerros Lambityeco Loltun Las Bocas Las Choapas Las Flores (archaeological site) Las Ranas...
- including sites such as Cuilapan and Zaachila in the Valle Grande and Lambityeco, Mitla, and El Palmillo in the eastern Tlacolula arm. The latter is the...
- century of the classic era, hegemony in the valley of Oaxaca p****ed to Lambityeco, several kilometers to the east. Teotihuacan ("The City of the Gods" in...
- he excavated at Lambityeco in collaboration with representatives of the Mexican Institute of Anthropology and History. At Lambityeco, Feinman and colleagues...