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Beyond Economic Imperialism: The Teotihuacan Factor in Northern Yucatan

Robert Santley had a passion for understanding Teotihuacan's role in Classic Mesoamerica, particularly outside Central Mexico. Although his ideas of economic imperialism no longer seem viable, especially in the Maya lowlands, the diverse impact of Teotihuacan in the northern Yucatan is only now being appreciated. This paper explores the Teotihuacan factor in the northern plains at Dzibilchaltun, Acanceh, and Yaxuna and in the Puuc region at Chac II and Oxkintok. Framing the discussion to examine assemblage variability and to infer the range of variation of impact from long-distance influence to direct intrusions, I address questions of chronology, economic process, and Robert Santley's legacy.