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The meeting of two worlds : Europe and the Americas, 1492-1650 / edited by Warwick Bray.
Format
Book
Language
English
Published/Created
Oxford : Published for the British Academy by Oxford University Press, 1993.
Description
336 p. : ill., facsims., maps ; 25 cm.
Details
Subject(s)
Indigenous peoples
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First contact with other peoples
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Europeans
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America
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History
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America
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Civilization
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History
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Related name
Bray, Warwick
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British Academy
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Series
Proceedings of the British Academy ; v. 81.
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Proceedings of the British Academy, 0068-1202 ; 81
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Notes
Includes index.
Contents
The nature of the conquest and the conquistadors / Alistair Hennessy
The cultural mosaic of the indigenous Caribbean / Samuel M. Wilson
From contact to Criollos : the archaeology of Spanish colonization in Hispaniola / Kathleen Deagan and José Maria Cruxent
Worlds in collision : the Maya/Spanish encounter in sixteenth and seventeenth century Belize / David M. Pendergast
Sacred power in colonial Mexico : the case of sixteenth century central Yucatan / Nancy Farriss --
Trauma and transition in sixteenth century central Mexico / Frances F. Berdan
Native American cultures along the Atlantic littoral of South America, 1499-1650 / Neil L. Whitehead
On biological exchanges between the two worlds / Don Brothwell
The demographic collapse of native peoples of the Americas, 1492-1650 / Linda A. Newson
Crop plants and cannibals : early European impressions of the new world / Warwick Bray
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ISBN
0197261345
LCCN
gb 94021872
OCLC
30112040
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