Knowing History in Mexico: An Ethnography of Citizenship by Trevor Stack (review)
even though scores of similar settlements still exist on the outskirts of large estates beneadi die overgrown tropical vegetation. Meyers explores the control and interpretation of space from die ground up in diis now-vanished cultural landscape. He considers how control of architectural and spatial features give some people power over others. He questions why some spatial meanings are constantly brought to tJie forefront, whereas others are subordinated. Yet, the author's answers unfold in a narrative informed by the history of investigation and discovery at Tabi so that the book also responds to die kinds of questions public audiences find most appealing: How did you know where to dig? What was the coolest thing you found?