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[https://arsartisticadventureofmankind.wordpress.com/2017/02/19/pre-columbian-art-of-mexico-the-olmec-art-and-its-diffusion/ by The Artistic Adventure of Mankind] | [https://arsartisticadventureofmankind.wordpress.com/2017/02/19/pre-columbian-art-of-mexico-the-olmec-art-and-its-diffusion/ by The Artistic Adventure of Mankind] | ||
From the middle of the pre-Classic period (1300-800 BC), several decisive changes occurred in other regions of ancient Mexico, these marked the emergence of a much more advanced culture in the Olmec region located in the Gulf of Mexico in today’s southern Veracruz and northern Tabasco. The Olmecs were the first major civilization in Guatemala and Mexico and are considered the first Mesoamerican civilization that laid many of the foundations for the coming great pre-Columbian civilizations. | From the middle of the pre-Classic period (1300-800 BC), several decisive changes occurred in other regions of ancient Mexico, these marked the emergence of a much more advanced culture in the Olmec region located in the Gulf of Mexico in today’s southern Veracruz and northern Tabasco. The Olmecs were the first major civilization in Guatemala and Mexico and are considered the first Mesoamerican civilization that laid many of the foundations for the coming great pre-Columbian civilizations. | ||
=====Mesoamerican and Pre-Columbian Art===== | |||
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Welcome to the UCLA Library guide for research on Renaissance Art. This guide is intended as a starting place for researchers, pointing to tools for finding books, scholarly articles, reviews, and other topical and collection-related information. | |||
