El Maye is a community located in the municipality of Ixmiquilpan, Hidalgo, in the central region of Mexico. During the late Postclassic period (1350–1521 AD), the Aztecs controlled the area through the establishment of a dual-headed system, one part belonging to the Aztec government and the other to the local government. El Maye was the local government center for the Ixmiquilpan territory under the Aztec domain. The residential units of El Maye archaeological site were constructed in 6 different occupational phases, with the presence of large rooms, stucco floors and walls, offerings, and a variety of ceramics belonging to the late Aztec III ceramic period (1400–1520 AD). The Axis Project of the Mezquital Valley (PEVM-ENAH) and the Accelerator Mass Spectrometry Laboratory (LEMA-UNAM) have undertaken a collaborative study of the El Maye site by performing absolute radiocarbon accelerator mass spectrometry (14C AMS) dating. For a better understanding of the emergence and development of El Maye, a series of AMS 14C dates of charcoal and bone samples recovered from different stratigraphic levels, was performed. This allowed us to locate the occupation of the site between 1320 and 1625 cal AD.

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放射性碳测年应用于 EL MAYE、IXMIQUILPAN、HIDALGO、墨西哥的前西班牙领土动态

El Maye 是位于墨西哥中部地区伊达尔戈伊克斯米基尔潘市的一个社区。在后古典时期后期（公元 1350-1521 年），阿兹特克人通过建立双头系统控制该地区，一部分属于阿兹特克政府，另一部分属于当地政府。El Maye 是阿兹特克领土下 Ixmiquilpan 地区的地方政府中心。El Maye 考古遗址的住宅单元分 6 个不同的职业阶段建造，包括大房间、灰泥地板和墙壁、供品以及属于阿兹特克三世晚期（公元 1400-1520 年）的各种陶瓷。14C AMS）约会。为了更好地了解 El Maye 的出现和发展，一系列 AMS14进行了从不同地层水平回收的木炭和骨样品的 C 日期。这使我们能够确定该地点在公元 1320 年至 1625 年之间的占领位置。