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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Events als Forschungsgegenstandcolonial times, when natives of different linguistic groups mixed and interacted with Spanish colonists and then enslaved Africans from different corners of the continent. Furthermore, Spaniards came from different regions of the colonial power, sometimes using different languages, notably Galician

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Mandy Risch-Kerst,Andreas Kerstanish imperial understandings regarding race and dress of colonizer and colonized, and culturally distinct medicinal practices for treating physical and spiritual sicknesses. To explore these admittedly complex entanglements of bodies, souls, and clothing, I place the physical and spiritual body at

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Elftes Kapitel: Privatversicherungsrecht,eater degree of economic and social autonomy compared with that typical of colonial centers. In areas where major Spanish economic endeavors, such as mining or large-scale plantations were not feasible, other “hidden” commodities, well adapted to local conditions, were essential to the maintenance o

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Bettina Krüdener,Jörgen Schulze-Krüdenerial experiment by the eighteenth century Spanish Enlightenment where reason, order, and utopic thought all shared an outstanding role. It was created from . on a distant and marginal area without any previous colonial occupations, drawing the edges of the modern world. The term modern refers to an A

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Andreas Hepp,Waldemar Vogelgesangthe benefits of the environment. Forty years later, this idea was completely changing and based the abandonment. Wrapped in the vagaries of colonial policy implemented by Europe in the American territory, in 1561 men and women, mostly from Asuncion, founded the city of Santa Cruz de la Sierra. In 16

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Events: Kultur — Identität — MarketingIn northwest Florida, between the major settlements of St. Marks/San Luis (today, Tallahassee) and Pensacola, the little-known Fort San José, near the modern town of Port St. Joe, was an outpost and rest stop along the northeastern coast of the Gulf of Mexico. Fort San José was originally and briefl