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New Archaeological Books and Journals

Ardren, Traci, and Scott R. Hutson, editors 2006 The Social Experience of Childhood in Ancient Mesoamerica. xviii + 309 pages, 54 maps, 4 black and white illustrations, 11 tables, 17 black and white photographs, references follow each chapter, index. Boulder: University Press of Colorado. $45.00 cloth. ISBN 0-87081-827-9. This is the first volume to deal specifically with children in ancient Mesoamerica, and considers issues that are important to archaeologists worldwide, such as the basic question of how to recognize children in the archaeological record. The authors draw upon material evidence, historical records, and iconography and present methods and theories for studying childhood, a category defined differently by each culture.