HOLMUL PROJECT SPONSORS


Vanderbilt University

National Geographic
Society

Foundation 
for the Advancement
of Mesoamerican 
Studies Inc.
The Ahau Foundation

Universidad 
San Carlos Guatemala
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The Reinhart Foundation


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We wish to thank all of our sponsors for their generous support
of  research at Holmul since 2000 to the present and the Instituto de Antropologia e Historia for granting permission to work.
We also wish to thank the following individuals and their institutions for their collaborations and support,

 Dr. Magaly Koch of Boston University, Dr. Gene Ware of Brigham Young University, Dr. Nikolai Grube of University Texas, Austin,
  Prof. Norman Hammond and Prof. Clemency Coggins of Boston University, The Reinhart Foundation, Lic.da Nora Lopez of IDAEH, and we are especially grateful to Dr. Peter Harrison and Dr. George Stuart who supported this project from its inception.
We are very grateful to our anonymous benefactors for their contributions, to all our friends in the US and Guatemala who helped make the Holmul Project a reality and especially
Marco and Inma Gross of Tikal Travel/Hotel Rio Mopan in Melchor de Mencos

A very special thank you to Bruce W. Smith (Editorial Services, LLC), Jim Jackson president of ARB, and Deb and Bill McCanne.
If you would like to learn more about making a tax-deductable donation to the
Holmul  Archaeological Project through Vanderbilt University, please fill out the form below.
 Your contributions are essential to continuing this exciting research.




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