La structure de l'habitat du site maya classique de la Joyanca (Petén nord-ouest, Guatemala) dans son environment local

Published in 2009 by Archaeopress as part of their British Archaeological Reports International Series, this monograph presents the doctoral research of archaeologist Éva Lemonnier. The work focuses on the site of La Joyanca, located in the northwestern Petén region of Guatemala, and serves as a detailed spatial analysis of classic Maya settlement patterns and domestic architecture within their specific environmental context.

The volume provides a scholarly examination of how Maya inhabitants organized their living spaces, bridging the gap between archaeological survey data and social interpretation. Lemonnier’s research contributes to the broader understanding of regional land use and site planning during the Classic period, offering a methodical approach to documenting rural residential structures that are often overshadowed by major ceremonial centers.