<b>Original Carnegie Institution of Washington Department of Archaeology Current Reports set covering Mayapán field research, 1952–1957.</b>

This three-volume set appears to contain <b>all 41 Current Reports</b>, including Volume I Numbers 1–14, Volume II Part 1 Numbers 15–29, and Volume II Part 2 Numbers 30–41. Reports include archaeological field findings, excavation notes, structure studies, artifact analysis, ceramics, maps, diagrams, and black-and-white photographic plates related to Mayapán and the broader Maya region.

<b>A strong research, collector, or institutional reference item</b> for buyers interested in Maya archaeology, Mesoamerican studies, Carnegie Institution publications, Mayapán excavation history, or mid-century archaeological field reporting.

Item Specifics

📚 Type: Archaeology report set / academic field reports
🏛️ Institution: Carnegie Institution of Washington
📍 Department: Department of Archaeology
🗿 Subject: Maya archaeology / Mayapán / Mesoamerica
📅 Publication Years: 1952–1957
📖 Volumes Included: Volume I, Volume II Part 1, Volume II Part 2
🔢 Report Numbers: Nos. 1–41
📎 Binding: Binder/post-bound style volumes
🖼️ Illustrations: Photos, maps, diagrams, figures, artifact plates
🌎 Region: Yucatán / Mayapán / Maya area
📌 Language: English
🎓 Audience: Researchers, collectors, archaeologists, libraries

Condition

Used vintage condition with age toning, cover wear, edge wear, handwriting/markings on page edges, label wear, and general handling wear. Interior pages appear readable with maps, plates, and text present. Please review photos carefully for exact condition and contents.

Additional Details

Seller’s Note: This item is pre-owned and sold as shown. Please review all photos carefully, as they are part of the description. I do my best to identify and describe items accurately, but vintage and research materials may show age-related wear, markings, toning, or prior institutional/owner handling.

Keywords

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