José Agustín Blanco Barros. Obras completas. Tomo I Barranquilla

Ethnohistoric accounts have been a constant source of inspiration for archaeologists in their efforts to interpret the archaeological record of Central America. However, limited knowledge of the actual archaeological record of this region has been a missing link in the reasoning used to connect the rich ethnohistoric detail known for these societies with the material remains left by prehistoric chiefdoms. The author makes major contributions to forging that missing link by documenting the settlement patterns of the region around the site of El Hatillo. The study allows us to trace the...

" Una herramienta perfecta para viajeros que van a su aire y que quieren sacar el máximo provecho a su presupuesto. Al comienzo de esta guía se encuentra toda la información necesaria para preparar el viaje a Bretaña y Normandía. Seguidamente, se describen las principales localidades y lugares de interés de Bretaña y Normandía, junto a sendos mapas de carreteras. La descripción de cada una de ellas consta de varias secciones fijas: Información, Transportes, Visita, Comer, Dormir, La Noche, Compras... Se incluye también la descripción monumental o paisajística de cada lugar; en...

Early in the century a magnificent Sioux woman named Zitkala-Sa published these legends that she learned during her childhood on the Yankton Reservation. Her eastern education developed a writing talent that was put to good use in recording from oral tradition the exploits of Iktomi the trickster, Eya the glutton, the Dragon Fly, the Blood Clot boy, and other magical and mysterious figures, human and animal, known to the Sioux. Until her death in 1938, Zitkala-Sa stood between two cultures as preserver and translator.

This collection of articles takes issue with the traditionally philologically centred approach to classical archaeology, and argues that the legacy of imperialism permeates approaches centred on ideas of Hellenisation or Romanisation. The contributors are all from Spain and Brazil, and feel that their position on the periphery of traditional scholarship geographically allows them to adopt different perspectives to classical archaeology and histroy. Spanish text.