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One of the most important Postclassic cities, Utatlán, in highland Guatemala, was excavated more than three decades ago. However, the data amassed by archaeologists have not been published until now. Details on architecture, pottery, burials, and artifacts, along with a focus on residential archaeology, make Utatlán: The Constituted Community of the K'iche' Maya of Q'umarkaj a significant contribution to Maya archaeology. Most information available on Utatlán focuses on the ceremonial center and ignores the city of the commoners. Using the archaeological data, Utatlán attempts to determine th

Ethnoarchaeology --- Social archaeology --- Quiche Indians --- K'iche' Indians --- Quichés --- Indians of Central America --- Mayas --- Archaeology --- Ethnic archaeology --- Ethnicity in archaeology --- Ethnology in archaeology --- Ethnology --- Antiquities. --- History. --- Methodology --- Quiche (Guatemala) --- Utatlan Site (Guatemala) --- Guatemala --- Antiquities --- Quiché Indians --- Santa Cruz del Quiché (Guatemala) --- Santa Cruz El Quiché (Guatemala) --- Quiché (Quiché, Guatemala) --- Quixché (Quiché, Guatemala) --- Zmachí (Guatemala) --- Gumarcaj (Guatemala) --- Utatlán (Guatemala) --- Santa Cruz Quiché (Guatemala)