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McAnany, Patricia A., 2004. Caches Database for K'axob: Ritual, Work, and Family in an Ancient Maya Village. Version 2. Cotsen Institute of Archaeology Press. https://doi.org/10.25346/S6/UYDZLO
McAnany, Patricia A., 2004. Caches Database for K'axob: Ritual, Work, and Family in an Ancient Maya Village. Version 2. Cotsen Institute of Archaeology Press. https://doi.org/10.25346/S6/UYDZLO
1 partially reconstructible flat-bottomed Sierra Red/Society Hall bowl and fragments of another vessel
Cache deposit of an inverted and partially reconstructible vessel, Construction Phase 11.
"triadic cache" - 3 vessels with 7 limestone balls and shell and jade accoutrements
Cache deposit before excavation showing the one of the limestone yuntun perched above an upright flanged bowl (V#028). The lower barrel-shaped vessel (V#025) that contained the triadic coded elements is barely visible below the flanged bowl, Construction Phase 9.
"quadripartite cache" - 2 Society Hall Red and 2 Sierra Red vessels
Cache deposit of four vessels arranged in a cruciform pattern. Top southern vessel (V# 030 ) visible in photo and the rims of lower east-west vessels (V#035 and V#032) can be seen also, Construction Phase 8c.
1 upright San Martin Variegated Brown bowl with a tubular jade bead inside
Cache deposit of an upright vessel (containing a tubular greenstone bead) within an intrusive pit, Construction Phase 1.
2 pairs of "lip-to-lip" caches: an upper cache (including V# 075) that contained 3 stones, and a lower vessel pair (including V# 076). 2 miniature vessels (V# 125 and 126) were also found in subzone c.
Cache deposit showing upper inverted vessel and stone packing of upper lip-to-lip cache, Construction Phase 3.
1 pair of "lip-to-lip" Sierra Red bowls
Two vessels of a lip-to-lip cache, note that cache pit intrudes from an upper floor as shown in Photo #0560, Construction Phase 4.
1 Sierra Red dish containing portions of 2 humans (Burial 12-16a & 12-16b) and 1 macroblade
Cache or burial composed of a dish containing the remains of two individuals, a stemmed macroblade, and pomacea shells, Construction Phase 2.