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"The First Maya Civilization. Ritual and Power before the Classic Period”. Routledge, London. 2011
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F. Estrada-Belli, A. Tokovinine, J. M. Foley, H. Hurst, G. A. Ware, D. Stuart, and N. Grube, “Pintura mural e historia en La Sufricaya y las relaciones Teotihuacanas en las Tierras Bajas Maya”. In “Texto, Imagen e identidad”, M. Paxton, M. Herman (eds.) Centro de Estudios Maya. UNAM, Mexico. 2011
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F. Estrada-Belli and H. Hurst, “Early Maps. A mural painting from a Maya palace. In “Mapping Latin America”, Jordana Dynm and Karl Offen (eds), pp.25-8. University of Chicago Press. 2011
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F. Estrada-Belli, A.Tokovinine, J. Foley, H. Hurst, G. Ware, D. Stuart, and N. Grube, “A Maya Palace at Holmul, Guatemala and the ‘Teotihuacan Entrada’: Evidence from Murals 7 and 9”. Latin American Antiquity 20(1): 228-259. 2009
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Fowler, W.R., F. Estrada-Belli, J.R. Bales, M. D. Reinolds, K. L. Kvamme, “Remote Sensing and Archaeology of a Spanish Conquest Town: Ciudad Vieja, El Salvador”. In “Remote Sensing in Archaeology”. James R. Wiseman and Farouk El-Baz (eds.) pp. Springer. 2007
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F. Estrada-Belli and M. Koch, “Remote Sensing and GIS Analysis of a Maya City and Its Landscape: Holmul, Guatemala”. In. “Remote Sensing in Archaeology”. James R. Wiseman and Farouk El-Baz (eds.). Plenum Press. 2007
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"Lightning Sky, Rain Gods and Maize: the Ideology of Preclassic Maya Rulers at Cival, Guatemala”. Ancient Mesoamerica 17(1): 57-78.
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Francisco Estrada-Belli, Alexandre Tokovinine, Jennifer Foley, Heather Hurst, Gene A. Ware, David Stuart, Nikolai Grube, “Two Early Classic Maya murals: new texts and images in Maya and Teotihuacan style from La Sufricaya, Petén, Guatemala”. Antiquity Vol. 80 No. 308(June 2006) URL: http://antiquity.ac.uk/projgall/estrada-belli06/
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"The Archaeology of Complex Societies in Pacific Coastal Southeastern Guatemala: A Regional GIS Approach”. British Archaeological Reports International Series 890. Oxford: John and Erica Hedges Ltd.