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AMCS Bulletin 12 — References 151Mexico.Velázquez Morlet, Adriana, Edmundo López de laRosa, Alejandro Pacheco Méndez, Carlos RuizUlloa, and Miguel Angel Valenzuela Tovar,1991. Algunos Comentarios sobre las CaracterísticasArquetectónicas del Noreste deYucatán. Cuadernos de Arquetectura Mesoamericana12:57–63.Velázquez Valadez, Ricardo, 1980. Recent Discoveriesin the <strong>Cave</strong>s of Loltún, Yucatan, Mexico.Mexicon 2(4):53–55.———, 1981. Etapas de Funcionalidad de lasGrutas de Loltún. In Memorias del CongresoInterno 1979, pp. 139–143. Centro Regional delSureste, INAH, Mexico.———, 1985. Tulum: Extension y Trazo. Boletín dela Escuela de Ciencias Antropológicas de laUniversidad de Yucatán 12(70):24–32.———, 1999. Las Grutas de Loltún. In Cenotes yGrutas de Yucatán, edited by Luis ArmandoRuíz Sosa, pp. 148–153. CEPSA, Mérida.Veni, George, 1990. Maya Utilization of KarstGroundwater Resources. Environmental Geologyand Water Science 16(1):63–66.Villacorta, J. Antonio, and Carlos A. Villacorta,1976. Codices Mayas. Tipografía Nacional,Guatemala.Villa Rojas, Alfonso, 1947. Kinship and Nagualismin a Tzeltal Community, Southeastern Mexico.American Anthropologist 49:578–587.Vogt, Evon Z., 1976. Tortillas <strong>for</strong> the Gods: ASymbolic Analysis of Zinacantan Ritual. HarvardUniversity Press, Cambridge.———, 1981. Some Aspects of the Sacred Geographyof Highland Chiapas. In MesoamericanSites and World Views, edited by Elizabeth P.Benson, pp. 119–142. Dumbarton Oaks ResearchLibrary and Collections, Washington,D.C.Vogt, Evon Z. and David Stuart, n.d.. Some Noteson Ritual <strong>Cave</strong>s among the Ancient and ModernMaya. In In the Maw of the Earth Monster:<strong>Studies</strong> of Mesoamerican Ritual <strong>Cave</strong> Use,edited by James E. Brady and Keith Prufer.University of Texas Press, Austin. (In press.)Webster, David, 1979. Cuca, Chacchob, DzonotAké: Three Walled Northern Maya Centers.Occasional Papers in Anthropology 11, PennsylvaniaState University, University Park.Weidie, A. E., 1982. Lineaments of the YucatánPeninsula and Fractures of the Central QuintanaRoo Coast: Road Log and Supplement to 1978Guidebook. 1982 Geological Society of AmericaAnnual Meeting Field Trip no. 10, pp. 21–25.———, 1985. Geology of Yucatan Plat<strong>for</strong>m. InGeology and Hydrogeology of the Yucatan andQuaternary Geology of Northeastern YucatanPeninsula, edited by W. C. Ward, A. E. Weidie,and W. Back, 160 pp. New Orleans GeologicalSociety Publications, New Orleans.White, Tim D., 1991. Human Osteology. AcademicPress, San Diego.Winzler, Susan and Scott L. Fedick, 1995. AncientWells and Water Resources of Naranjal and theYalahau Region. In The View from Yalahau:1993 Archaeological Investigations in NorthernQuintana Roo, Mexico, edited by Scott L.Fedick and Karl A. Taube, pp. 101–113. LatinAmerican <strong>Studies</strong> Program, Field Report Series,No. 2. University of Cali<strong>for</strong>nia, Riverside.Witschey, Walter Robert Thurmond, 1993. TheArchaeology of Muyil, Quintana Roo, Mexico:A Maya Site on the East Coast of the YucatanPeninsula. Ph.D. dissertation, Tulane University,New Orleans.Zapata Peraza, Renée Lorelei, 1987. El Uso delAgua y los Mayas Antiguos: Algunos EjemplosArqueológicos de Campeche. Boletín de laEscuela de Ciencias Antropológicas de laUniversidad de Yucatán 15(86):20–31.———, 1989. Los Chultunes:Sistemas de Capitaciónde Agua Pluvial. Instituto Nacional de Antropologíae Historia, Mexico.Zapata Peraza, Renée Lorelei, Antonio BenevidesCastillo, Augustín Peña Castillo, 1990. LaGruta de Xtacumbilxunaan, Campeche. InstitutoNacional de Antropología e Historia, Mexico.
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