Internet Archaeol. 19. Anaya Hernandez. Table of Figures

Figure 1: The western Maya lowlands
Figure 2: View of the Upper Usumacinta landscape from Piedras Negras
Figure 3: View of the Middle Usumacinta landscape from the Panhalé/Boca del Cerro
Figure 4: Location of La Pasadita
Figure 5: La Pasadita Lintel 2 - Bird Jaguar IV Holy Yaxchilan Lord in a scattering ceremony assisted by his sahal Tilom. Lintel located in Rijksmuseum voor Volkenkunde, Leiden (photograph by Justin Kerr © Justin Kerr, #K2910).
Figure 6: Natural opening marking the entrance to the Redención del Campesino valley
Figure 7: Phonetic reading of the Pomoná Emblem Glyph from Pomoná Panel 1
Figure 8: Location of Panhalé
Figure 9: View of the Usumacinta river at Bocca del Cerro
Figure 10: Digital elevation model of the Upper Usumacinta region
Figure 11: Initial territorial extent with secondary sites plotted
Figure 12: Final territorial extent of Upper Usumacinta polities
Figure 13: Proposed boundaries between Pomoná and Piedras Negras
Figure 14: Viewshed from Panhalé
Figure 15: Attack route from Piedras Negras and La Mar
Figure 16: The Redención del Campesino valley
Figure 17: Belief image for the site hypothesis
Figure 18: Dempster-Shafer results in the Redención del Campesino valley
Figure 19: The Redención del Campesino box
Figure 20: Sites surveyed at the Redención del Campesino valley
Figure 21: Monolithic platform located at the site of Álvaro Obregón II
Figure 22: Area visible from Álvaro Obregón II

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