Introduction
Location Map
Base Map
Database Schema
Conventions
GIS Analyses
Flowchart
GIS Concepts
Results
Conclusion
References
References
About the project
The data from this exercise was collected as part of the ongoing Legacies of Resilience: Lake Patzcuaro Basin Archaeological Project. For more information on this project, please visit the Resilient World Website.References
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