ArchaeoCostaRica - An Introduction to Costa Rican Archaeology by Michael J. Snarskis In spite of its small size, Costa Rica can be divided into three general zones whose cultures produced artifacts of distinctly different styles, especially after c. 500 A.D. Natural boundaries, like the Cordillera Central and ... - click to continue Jointly published by Michael Snarskis & McGuinnessPublishing Introduction to Costa Rican Archaeology Guanacaste Nicoya Periods I-IV The Guanacaste Nicoya Archaeological Zone of Costa Rica Guanacaste Nicoya Period V Guanacaste Nicoya Period VI The Central Highlands & Atlantic Watershed Archaeological Zone of Costa Rica The Central Highlands & Atlantic Watershed Periods I-IV The Central Highlands & Atlantic Watershed Period V The Central Highlands & Atlantic Watershed Period VI The Diquis Delta Archaeological Zone of Costa Rica The Diquis Delta Period I-IV The Diquis Delta Periods V-VI Costa Rica Archaeological Periods I-IV - 12,000 BCE (BC) - 500 CE (AD) Costa Rica Archaeological Period V - 500 CE (AD) - 1000 CE (AD) Costa Rica Archaeological Period VI - 1000 CE (AD) - 1550 CE (AD) The Exploration, Study, and Preservation of Prehispanic Costa Rica (formerly published as AqueoCostaRica.com)

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[2] From: Between Continents/Between Seas: Precolumbian Art of Costa Rica Harry N. Abrams, Inc. Publishers; New York (1981)  All photos, unless otherwise indicated, by Dirk Bakker - Detroit Institute of Arts, Founders' Society - This Website Formerly Published From 1998 as AqueoCostaRica.com by Michael J. Snarskis, Ph.D. & James Kielland - All source content copyright Michael Snarskis
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