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Conclusion,tioned factors had an impact on consumerism, the observed similarities point to larger forces at play including globalization and the dominance of British trade. Differences were few, and this was an unexpected result highlighting the importance of comparative studies at this scale and the need for further research to delve deeper.

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Buenos Aires: The Paris of South America,. The chapter begins with a brief history of the city from pre-colonization to the close of the nineteenth century and includes major events that shaped the city such as the growth of contraband, independence, and political instability, followed by boom and bust. The chapter then describes condition

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,La Casa Peña,spatial distribution of artifacts and datable artifacts present at the site. This is followed by a presentation of the various artifact types divided by activity (e.g., “Beverage Service,” “Clothing,” “Recreation”). Within each activity type, artifact attributes are individually discussed such as qu

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Trade and Consumer Goods,tigates local manufacturing in each city during the mid to late nineteenth century. Such information is relevant as it provides a context for interpreting the artifacts recovered and for understanding the trade patterns operating within the two cities. The chapter is divided into two main sections,

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