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Subject(s)

• Ethnoarchaeology—Florida—Saint Augustine [Browse]
• Ethnoarchaeology—Spain—Andalusia [Browse]
• Arts, Latin American—History [Browse]
• Ceramics—Florida—Saint Augustine—History [Browse]
• Ceramics—Spain—Andalusia—History [Browse]
• Dinners and dining—Florida—Saint Augustine—History [Browse]
• Dinners and dining—Spain—Andalusia—History [Browse]
• Cultural relations [Browse]
• Saint Augustine (Fla.)—Social life and customs—18th century [Browse]
• Andalusia (Spain)—Social life and customs—18th century [Browse]

Series

Ripley P. Bullen series [More in this series]

Summary note

By exploring sites on both sides of the Atlantic and combining archaeological collections and documentary research, Ness considers how individuals in Jerez de la Frontera, Spain and in St. Augustine, Florida negotiated the political and cultural changes that followed the advent of the Bourbon dynasty and the extent to which these developments impacted their daily lives.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references (pages 125-139) and index.

Contents

• A changing Spanish identity
• Spanish Atlantic history and culture
• Ceramic Organization in the Spanish Atlantic (COSA)
• La Calle Corredera, Jerez de la Frontera, Spain
• The Ponce de León and De Salas households, St. Augustine, Florida
• Expressing Spanish Atlantic identity.

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ISBN

• 9781683400042 ((cloth))
• 1683400046 ((cloth))

LCCN

2016038500

OCLC

961266477

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