With the study of collective habitation structures, this book enters into the fascinating realm of family intimacy, activity distribution, social hierarchies, craft specialization, diet, kinship, and death. The author reviews in detail the information on Teotihuacan habitation and residential complexes, with emphasis on the case of Bidasoa, in the SE sector of the great city, and probably the least known of Teotihuacan. In Spanish.

Published by Instituto Nacional de Antroplogía e Historia (Mexico, D.F.), 2000. 315 pp. ISBN: 970-18-4193-X.

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