Dr. Walter R. T. Witschey, is a retired
Research Professor of Anthropology and Geography at Longwood University.
Witschey's research specialty is the Maya Culture of eastern Mexico, Belize, Guatemala, and western portions of Honduras and El Salvador. His focus is settlement patterns of the ancient Maya.
(804) 928-7871 voice/voicemail/text
For fastest response, send an email: WitscheyWR@Longwood.edu
CV as PDF file; Short biography as PDF file.
For information about my current research, MayaGIS, the Electronic Atlas of Ancient Maya Sites, and maps of the Maya region, please send an email.
Atlas of the Ancient Maya World, with Prof. Clifford T. Brown, is in final proofing prior to printing. This Atlas comprises a set of maps that display the locations of most ancient Maya archaeological sites currently known to science. At its heart are maps covering the whole of the Maya region with the archaeological sites marked on them, along with other archaeological features, such as causeways, fortifications, and inscriptions. The maps allow the reader to visualize the spatial relationships among the sites, the features, and the natural landscape. [Pages 242;map sheets 119, size 11" x 14.5", full color]
Maya Teacher Resources: Map Kit for K-12 classroom use. Send email.
(c) Copyright 2024 Walter R T Witschey. Site updated December, 2024. Email me.
Dr. Walter R. T. Witschey, is
Research Professor of Anthropology and Geography at Longwood University.
Witschey's research specialty is the Maya Culture of eastern Mexico, Belize, Guatemala, and western portions of Honduras and El Salvador. His focus is settlement patterns of the ancient Maya.
Campus Mail:
102 Chichester Science Center
Longwood University
201 High St.
Farmville, VA 23909
(804) 928-7871 voice/voicemail
For fastest response, send an email: WitscheyWR@Longwood.edu
CV as PDF file; Short biography as PDF file.
For information about my current research, MayaGIS, the Electronic Atlas of Ancient Maya Sites, and maps of the Maya region, please send an email.