Rice, Don Stephen, edit <br/><br/>
Latin American horizons 

 - Washington:  Dumbarton Oaks,  1993 
 - 373 p.  il. 
<br/><br/> The making of Latin American horizons: An introduction to the Volume -- An Overview of "Horizon" and "Horizon Style" in the Study of Ancient American Objects -- The Chavin Horizon: Stylistic Chimera or Socioeconomic Netanorphosis? -- "Olmec" Horizons in Formative Period Mesoamerica: Diffusion or Social Evolution? -- An Image Is worth a Thousand words: Teotihuacan and the meanings of Style in Classic Mesoamerica -- Mesoamerican Horizons and the Cultural Transformations of Maya Civilization -- Understanding  Tiwanaku: Conquest, Colonization, and Clientage in  the South central Andes -- Congruence of Horizon with Polity: Huari and the Middle Horizon -- The Toltec Horizon in Mesoamerica: New Perspectives on an Old Issue -- Aztec Art and Imperial Expansion -- Factors Influencing the Transmission and Distribution of Inka Cultural Materials throughout Tawantinsuyu -- The Status of Latin American Horizons 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>0884022072 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Arqueología Andina<br/>Chavín<br/>Cultura Chavin<br/>Cultura Maya<br/>Aztecas<br/>Olmecas<br/>Arte Prehispánico<br/>Culturas Prehispánicas