My research uses household archaeology as a theoretical and analytical framework to investigate regional interaction and long-term sociopolitical change in the northeastern highlands of Hidalgo—a region where little systematic work has been conducted. Through survey, excavation, and laboratory analyses of ceramics, lithics from domestic contexts, I examine how communities organized everyday life, produced locally, and shaped their own histories across the Epiclassic and Postclassic periods. By foregrounding household practices and regional connections, my project brings visibility to communities that have long remained absent from broader Mesoamerican archaeological narratives.

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