Archaeology, Community Development, and Tourism Three Decades of Collaborative Research Cobá, Quintana Roo, Mexico Ellen R. Kintz SUNY Geneseo Society.

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Archaeology, Community Development, and Tourism Three Decades of Collaborative Research Cobá, Quintana Roo, Mexico Ellen R. Kintz SUNY Geneseo Society for Applied Anthropology Memphis, TN March 2008 Observatorio Pyramid, Cobá

Abstract

Outline… The Archaeological Phase (1970s) The Community Study Phase (1980s) The Community Development Phase (1990s) Community and Tourism Phase ( the present) New Initiatives (the future)

The Archaeological Phase (1970s)

The First Year

Participant Observation

Professional Objectivity

Work and Play Maya Kitchen Garden Cobá, Q.R.

The Community Study Phase (1980s)

Treating Illnesses

Ethnoarchaeology

Intercambio

The Question of Clothing

The Community Development Phase (1990s)

Women’s Work

Kitchen Gardening

Arboriculture

Blankets for the Elderly and Children

Chicken Feed

Traditional Community Development

Community and Tourism Phase (2000-present)

Housing

New Initiatives

Artists Vincente Chimal Eduardo Ken

The New Maya Cultural Center Photographic Exhibit

The New Maya Cultural Center Local Fund Raising

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