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ID: 7032778
Page Link:
http://vocab.getty.edu/page/tgn/7032778
Record Type:
administrative
Cantona (deserted settlement)
Coordinates:
Lat: 19 33 43 N
degrees minutes
Lat: 19.5623
decimal degrees
Long: 097 28 48 W
degrees minutes
Long: -97.4802
decimal degrees
Note:
Founded by Olmec-Xicalanca groups towards the late Classical Period. Was a highly fortified, densely populated settlement with evidence of great control over the movement of goods and people; notable for its engravings and sculpture.
Names:
Cantona
(
preferred
,
C
,
V
,
S
)
Hierarchical Position:
World
(facet)
....
North and Central America
(continent) (
P
)
........
Mexico
(nation) (
P
)
............
Puebla
(state) (
P
)
................
Cantona
(deserted settlement) (
P
)
Place Types:
deserted settlement (
preferred
,
C
)
archaeological site (
C
)
locality (
C
)
inhabited place (
H
)
fortified settlement (
H
)
Olmec (
H
)
Related geographic places:
near/adjacent to ....
Puebla de Zaragoza
.......... (inhabited place)
..............................
(World, North and Central America, Mexico, Puebla state) [7007118]
Sources and Contributors:
Cantona..........
[
VP Preferred
]
.................
Kelly and Kelly, Archaeological Guide to Central and Southern Mexico (2001)
279-283
.................
Library of Congress Subject Headings (2002-)
2003010527, accessed 3 August 2010
.................
NGA, GEOnet Names Server (2008-)
14QPG5942663751
Subject:
.....
[
VP
]
..................
Evans and Webster, Archaeology of Ancient Mexico (2001)
94
..................
Kelly and Kelly, Archaeological Guide to Central and Southern Mexico (2001)
279-283
Note:
English
..........
[
VP
]
..........
Evans and Webster, Archaeology of Ancient Mexico (2001)
94
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