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1.	The Art of Mesoamerica : From Olmec to Aztec (World of Art) by Mary Ellen Miller. Paperback (June 1996)
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2.	La Venta, Tabasco: A Study Of Olmec Ceramics And Art (Bureau of American Ethnology Bulletins) by Philip Drucker. Library Binding (January 1952)
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3.	Olmec Art and Archaeology in Mesoamerica by John E. Clark(Editor), et al. Hardcover (August 2000)
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4.	Olmec Art of Ancient Mexico by Elizabeth P. Benson(Editor), et al. Hardcover (October 1996)
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5.	The Olmec World : Ritual and Rulership by Michael D. Coe(Editor), et al. Hardcover (March 1996)
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6.	The Humboldt Celt : Key to the Lost Olmec World (Mayan Studies Series , No 4) by Paul D. Campbell. Paperback (December 1992)
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7.	Origin of the Olmec civilization by H. Mike Xu.
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	Olmec Art and Archaeology in Mesoamerica by John E. Clark This handsome volume presents the creations of the Olmec, an enigmatic and influential people whose Mesoamerican society was precursor to the later Maya and Aztec civilizations. The book provides a framework for understanding Olmec art and archaeology and discusses recent spectacular finds--wooden busts, jade celts, and rubber balls--in the context of settlement patterns, religious practices, and ritual. Studies in the History of Art, National Gallery of Art, Washington..  From the Inside Flap This handsome volume presents the creations of Mesoamerica's most ancient societies in their archaeological contexts. The Olmec, who are best known for a unique style of monumental stone head and jade were-jaguar, were based along the Gulf of Mexico, but evidence of their influence has been found throughout Mesoamerica. Recent spectacular finds, including wooden Olmec busts, jade celts, and rubber balls, are discussed and placed within the context of settlement patterns, religious practices, and more ...
	The Art of Mesoamerica : From Olmec to Aztec (World of Art) by Mary Ellen Miller This up-to-date account of the art and architecture of ancient Mesoamerica evocatively summarizes the artistic achievements of the high pre-Columbian civilizations--Olmec, Maya, Teotihuacan, Toltec, Aztec--as well as of their less-famous contemporaries. 190 illustrations, 20 in color. Carl says:"A solid, useful one-volume survey of Mesoamerican art. "
	The Olmec World : Ritual and Rulership by Michael D. Coe  -- A MUST GET RESOURCE !!! Reader/Reviewer Sawch  says "The Olmec World is an amazing resource for those who study or have an appreciation of early Mesoamerican Art. At its most basic level The Olmec World is the catalogue of the 1996 Olmec Exhibition at the Art Museum at Princeton University the first comprehensive show of Olmec art in America. Drawing upon nearly all of the major Olmec museum collections in North America from Dunbarton Oaks to Princeton's own expansive holdings, the exhibition also drew heavily from many private collections never before shown to the general public. For instance, John Stokes' amazing collection of ceramic babies and jade masks are showcased in this catalogue. However, almost as impressive as the pictures are the essays in this collection. Michael Coe has done a marvelous job of soliticing and editing a myriad of papers on the mysterious Olmec."

PUT IT ALL IN CONTEXT WITH ...   Ancient Civilizations : The Near East and Mesoamerica by C.C Lamberg-Karlovsky, Jeremy A. Sabloff. the must have reference ...   A thorough exploration of the nature and processes that led to civilization can be successfully accomplished by examining well-known archaeological areas in depth and within a comparative framework. This newly revised edition of Ancient Civilizations embraces this useful approach and remains the only in-depth overview that provides detailed discussions of both New World and Old World civilizations within the same book. The material is well presented in a lively yet authoritative manner by two highly regarded anthropologists. All educators and readers concerned with the factual and theoretical issues surrounding ancient civilizations in the Near East, South and Central Asia, and Mesoamerica will find this to be an indispensable volume. A considerably expanded concluding chapter provides insights into some of the current debates about the development of ancient civilizations.

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