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Reopening a Most Curious Case of
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COVER-Jesse Durocher/Getty Images; 1-
Courtesy Bonampak Documentation Project,
illustrations by Heather Hurst and Leonard
Ashby; 3-(clockwise from top left) Helge
Andersson, Courtesy Alexander Pryor/University
of Exeter, Courtesy Finding Eanswythe, Institute
of Archaeology in Belgrade, travellinglight/Alamy
Stock Photo; 4-Azoor Photo Collection/Alamy
Stock Photo; 8-Bridgeman Images; 9-Helge
Andersson; 10-travellinglight/Alamy Stock Photo;
12-Courtesy Alexander Pryor/University of
Exeter (2), R.J. Clarke (2); 14-Courtesy Finding
Eanswythe (2), ©Mark Hourahane/Diocese of
Canterbury, Formative Etlatongo Project; 17-Dr.
Nicole Spaulding, Climate Change Institute,
University of Maine; 19-Institute of Archaeology
in Belgrade (2); 20-Photo by Junkai Yang, Photo
by Songmei Hu, M-H. Moncel (2); 22-(clockwise
from top left) Wikimedia Commons, Wikimedia
Commons, Peter Horree/Alamy Stock Photo,
Courtesy José Capriles/Penn State University, Brown
University; 23-(clockwise from top left) Courtesy
Anagnostis P. Agelarakis/Adelphi University, S.
Saleem, Andrew Thomson/Griffith University,
Heather Burke, 2020 Assaf et al; 24-25-Madeleine
Jettre, dbimages/Alamy Stock Photo; 26-Courtesy
of Ken Dark and Jan Kostenec; 27-Erich Lessing/
Art Resource, NY; 28-Courtesy of Ken Dark and
Jan Kostenec; 29-Courtesy of Ken Dark and Jan
Kostenec (2); 30-Courtesy of Ken Dark and Jan
Kostenec (2); 31-Courtesy of Ken Dark and Jan
Kostenec, Digital reconstruction by Tayfun Öner;
32-33-© Peter Eeckhout; 33-© Peter Eeckhout;
34-© Peter Eeckhout (3); 35-© Peter Eeckhout/
Université Libre de Bruxelles, Photo courtesy of
William H. Isbell and the Conchopata Archaeology
Project; 36-37-Prisma Archivo/Alamy Stock
Photo; 37-Prisma Archivo/Alamy Stock Photo;
38-Courtesy Pavel B. Lurje (2); 39-Courtesy Pavel
B. Lurje, © The State Hermitage Museum; 40-©
The State Hermitage Museum (2); 41-Courtesy
Pavel B. Lurje/Photo by K. Vasiltsov, Courtesy Pavel
B. Lurje (2); 42-43-Photograph © 2020 Museum
of Fine Arts, Boston. Cylinder vase. Maya, Late
Classic Period, A.D. 600-800. Object Place: El
Petén, Guatemala. Earthenware: orange, red, dark
pink, brown, gray (originally green), and black on
cream slip paint; traces of "Maya Blue" pigment. 17.2
x 11.8 cm (6 3/4 x 4 5/8 in.). MS1119; Kerr 764.
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Gift of Landon T.
Clay. 1988.1176; 44-45-Maya, Cylindrical vessel
with ball game scene, 682-701 CE, ceramic, Dallas
Museum of Art, gift of Patsy R. and Raymond D.
Nasher, 1983.148. Image courtesy Dallas Museum
of Art; 45-Bridgeman Images; 46-Werner
Forman Archive/ Bridgeman Images, Courtesy
Penn Museum, Philadelphia, PA.; 47-HIP/Art
Resource, NY, Photograph © 2020 Museum of Fine
Arts, Boston. Cylinder vase, (detail). Maya, Late
Classic Period, A.D. 600-800. Object Place: El Petén,
Guatemala. Earthenware: orange, red, dark pink,
brown, gray (originally green), and black on cream
slip paint; traces of "Maya Blue" pigment 17.2 x 11.8
cm (6 3/4 x 4 5/8 in.). Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Gift of Landon T. Clay, 1988.1176; 48-G. Dagli
Orti/De Agostini Picture Library/Bridgeman Images;
49-HIP/Art Resource, NY; 50-Brian Hayden;
50-51-Suzanne Villeneuve; 52-Brian Hayden;
53-HIP/Art Resource, NY, Hemis/Alamy
Stock Photo; 54-Wolfgang Kaehler/Alamy Stock
Photo, Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History;
54-55-Macduff Everton; 55-© Musée du Quai
Branly-Jacques Chirac, Dist. RMN-Grand Palais/
Art Resource, NY; 57-National Archives; 58-
Courtesy Paul Stouffer (2); 59-H. Paitier, INRAP;
60-Jarrett A. Lobell; 62-Courtesy David Capps
Tunwell; 63-Jarrett A. Lobell; 64-E. Ghesquière,
Courtesy Paul Stouffer; 68-Valois, INRAP

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