Cuello

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Cuello is an ancient Maya archaeological site in northern Belize known for its early evidence of settled village life and ceramic production.

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instanceOf Maya archaeological site
archaeological site
prehistoric settlement
associatedWithCulture Preclassic period (Maya civilization)
surface form: Preclassic Maya
chronologicalSignificance one of the earliest known Maya village sites
country Belize
culture Maya civilization
earliestOccupation Middle Preclassic
surface form: Early Preclassic period
environment tropical lowland forest
excavatedBy Norman Hammond
hasArchaeologicalEvidenceOf botanical remains
burials
ceramic production
domestic structures
faunal remains
plastered platforms
hasEvidenceOf burials beneath house floors
diet based on maize and hunted animals
dog domestication
household-based production
lime-plaster technology
maize cultivation
posthole architecture
ritual burial practices
social differentiation
village-level community organization
knownFor early Maya agriculture evidence
early ceramic production
early evidence of settled village life
early permanent architecture
locatedIn Belize
northern Belize
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Orange Walk District
materialCulture ceramic figurines
shell ornaments
simple pottery vessels
stone tools
near Orange Walk Town
partOf Maya lowlands
surface form: Maya Lowlands
period Preclassic period (Maya civilization)
surface form: Preclassic period
region Mesoamerica
researchFocus early Maya ceramics
origins of Maya village life
subsistence strategies of early Maya
significance key site for early Mesoamerican ceramic chronology
key site for understanding early Maya sedentism

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