Titlebook: Archaeology of Culture Contact and Colonialism in Spanish and Portuguese America; Pedro Paulo A. Funari,Maria Ximena Senatore Book 2015 Sp

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Management von Veranstaltungen, sense. This edited volume aims at exploring contact archaeology in the modern era. Archaeology has been exploring the interaction of peoples and cultures from early times, but only in the last few decades have cultural contact and material world been recognized as crucial elements to understanding

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,Kunden finden, Kunden binden — mit Events,on systems, models of political organisation, and sets of values and beliefs over vast regions bordering the Atlantic, on the other hand, it underwent profound changes as a result from this very contact. Archaeology has yet to give a significant contribution to the understanding of the dissemination

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-08486-0c event in the history of Argentina. When it does appear, Sancti Spiritus is mentioned only in relation to its founder, as an anecdote within the seaman’s explorations along the Paraná River. Evidently, the metanarrative of Spanish imperialism does not allow the settlement built by the Spanish exped

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Neurokommunikation im Eventkontextxplore how (and to what effects) Spanish colonial tribute requirements and the demands of the regional and emerging global economy afforded Maya entanglement with processes and practices that have come to be defined as hallmark traits of the modern capitalist world system. I argue that these traits

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Visuelle Kommunikation bei Veranstaltungening the transition from indigenous rule to full-fledged Spanish colonialism. In this analysis, I employ multiple sources of information including late pre-Hispanic iconography, colonial-era Spanish sources, secondary works based on these sources, the native-written Books of Chilam Balam, sacred Chri