Titlebook: Archaeologies of Early Modern Spanish Colonialism; Sandra Montón-Subías,María Cruz Berrocal,Apen Ruiz Book 2016 Springer International Pub

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Ilha Formosa, Seventeenth Century: Archaeology in Small Islands, History of Global Processesvely under-researched Spanish colony in Taiwan, founded in the seventeenth century. Despite its potential role in subsequent global developments, this historical episode has been downplayed in mainstream literature on early modern colonialism. My emphasis is not so much on building a thorough presen

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The Material Worlds of Colonizers in New Spainify different strategies that guided these patterns, including reproducing an acceptable material world modeled after life in Spain, competing in the local social hierarchy, forging relationships with local indigenous people, controlling labor and production, and domesticating a foreign world to mee

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Colonial Encounters in Spanish Equatorial Africa (Eighteenth–Twentieth Centuries)tion of the Spanish colonial landscape. Through these material elements we will examine two main issues: (1) the transformation of the Benga under a regime of coloniality that implied a downward trajectory from an African bourgeois class to colonial pariahs and (2) the nature of the second wave of S

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Beginning Historical Archaeology in Vanuatu: Recent Projects on the Archaeology of Spanish, French, onial rule under a joint Anglo-French ‘condominium’ was not fully established until 1906. Recent projects on the archaeology of European encounters in Vanuatu illustrate some of the problems, as well as the immense potential for research that explores colonialism of variable scale and duration diach

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