San José Mogote

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San José Mogote is an ancient Zapotec village and archaeological site in Oaxaca, Mexico, considered one of the earliest urban centers and ceremonial complexes in Mesoamerica.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Zapotec settlement
ancient village
archaeological site
archaeologicalCulture Zapotec NERFINISHED
country Mexico
culture Zapotec civilization NERFINISHED
endDate circa 200 BCE
excavatedBy Joyce Marcus NERFINISHED
Kent V. Flannery NERFINISHED
floruit circa 1200 BCE
circa 900 BCE
followedBy Monte Albán NERFINISHED
hasEvidenceOf calendar use
craft specialization
early writing
long-distance trade
maize agriculture
ritual sacrifice
social hierarchy
hasFeature defensive structures
platform mounds
plazas
public buildings
residential areas
ritual architecture
stone monuments
knownFor being one of the earliest urban centers in Mesoamerica
early ceremonial architecture
early evidence of social stratification
early public buildings
early use of calendar notation
early use of hieroglyphic writing
monumental carved stones
locatedIn Etla Valley NERFINISHED
Mesoamerica NERFINISHED
Mexico
Oaxaca NERFINISHED
municipality Etla NERFINISHED
partOf Valley of Oaxaca NERFINISHED
period Formative period
precededBy early village settlements in the Valley of Oaxaca
region Southern Highlands of Mesoamerica NERFINISHED
role regional center in the Valley of Oaxaca
significance earliest known Zapotec ceremonial center
precursor to the Zapotec capital at Monte Albán
startDate circa 1500 BCE
state Oaxaca NERFINISHED
timePeriod Early Formative period
Middle Formative period

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Zapotec script associatedSite San José Mogote