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Toward a Small Data Archaeology: Otomí, Aztec Imperial, and Spanish Colonial Xaltocan, Mexico

Ana Laura Zúñiga Loreto

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This research aims to explore the household life of settlers in Xaltocan through archaeological findings.
Conducted excavations at two household mounds, Structure 122 and 124.
Analyzed artifacts recovered to understand daily life and cultural practices.
Identified various artifacts that illustrate the domestic activities of settlers.
Revealed insights into the social dynamics and cultural interactions among Otomí, Aztec, and colonial Spanish influenced households.

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Archeological excavations reveal insights into household life in Xaltocan, indicating cultural dynamics.

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Ana Laura Zúñiga Loreto (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a362f63db0793dc1a536cfa https://doi.org/10.1080/00822884.2026.2689223

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