The Appropriation of Space and Time through the Built Environment: The Case of 
the Las Pinturas Group at San Bartolo, Guatemala

Savkic, Sanja

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The Appropriation of Space and Time through the Built Environment: The Case of the Las Pinturas Group at San Bartolo, Guatemala

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Savkic, Sanja
Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz, MPI, Max Planck Society;

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Savkic, S. (2019). The Appropriation of Space and Time through the Built Environment: The Case of the Las Pinturas Group at San Bartolo, Guatemala. In R. Döhl, & J. J. v. Rensburg (Eds.), Signs of Place: A Visual Interpretation of Landscape (Berlin Studies of the Ancient World; 69) (pp. 185-199). Berlin: Edition Topoi.

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