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  Náaysaj óol ti’ u xookil yo'osal u xaak'alil úuchben ba'alob ti' u kuxtal máak

Warinner, C., & Hendy, J. (Eds.). (2017). Náaysaj óol ti’ u xookil yo'osal u xaak'alil úuchben ba'alob ti' u kuxtal máak: Adventures in archaeological science. Jena: Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History.

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 Creators:
Warinner, Christina1, Editor           
Hendy, Jessica1, Editor           
Fagernas, Zandra, Contributor
Hendy, Jessica1, Contributor           
Mann, Alison, Contributor
Vågene, Åshild J.1, Contributor           
Wang, Ke1, Contributor           
Warinner, Christina G.1, Contributor           
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1Archaeogenetics, Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History, Max Planck Society, ou_2074310              

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 Abstract: Learn how archaeologists and scientists work together to answer questions about the human past!
Join us as we explain who we are and what we study, from the origins of humans to medieval
plagues. Learn about ancient migrations and radiocarbon dating. See how scientists reconstruct
ancient diets from microscopic plant remains. Unearth domestication fun facts and the
science behind dairy foods. Explore ancient diseases and epidemics and discover the
ancestral human microbiome
 Abstract: Kan ba’ax k beetik yo’osal na’atik bix úuchben wíiniko’ob. Láak’into’on tial k ilik máaxoni’.
Ba’ax seten betik tial ojéeltik le ba’alo’ob ucháantak le ka síij wíinik tak le ka’aj uch le k’oja’anil tu beetaj u yantal báan kíimilil. Kan bix úuchik u máan wíinik yok’ol kab yéetel yo’osal bix ku beta’al xak’al tiolal k ojéeltik ba’ax kíins wáa máax; yéetel jejéelas núukulil je’el bix Radiocarbono. Il a wil bix k xak’al yo’osal ba’ax ku jaantik úuchben wíiniko’ob. Kan bix úuchik u
suuktal ba’alche’o’ob yéetel máak. Kan yoósal jejéelas úuchben k’ojanilo’ob yéetel ba’ax uts ik’elo’ob yaan tak bejlae’ ichil máak tial ma’ k se’eb k’oja’antal.

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Language(s): yua - Maya, Yucatán
 Dates: 20172017
 Publication Status: Issued
 Pages: 15
 Publishing info: Jena : Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History
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 Identifiers: Other: shh3256
URN: http://christinawarinner.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Mayan-Interactive.pdf
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