125 research outputs found
Narratives of Persistence: Indigenous Negotiations of Colonialism in Alta and Baja California. Lee M. Panich, University of Arizona Press, Tucson, 2020. 240 pp., 20 figs., 4 tables,index. $55.55 cloth
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An Archaeology of Colonialism and the Persistence of Women Potters’ Practices in Brazil: From Tupiniquim to Paulistaware
The archaeology of colonialism has been recently reconceived as the investigation of persistent cultural practices that connect the past and the present which values alterities and cosmologies. In São Paulo, the singular alliance between Tupiniquim and the Portuguese starting in ca. 1502 CE generated practices that linked knowledge structures from the pre-colonial period to the present. This study compares three types of ceramics and interprets incorporative cultural practices of the Tupiniquim that explain how they bring in the Portuguese “other” – as people and as pottery practice – as a way of persisting; and explores the ways in which this relationship is different to allies and willing partners in the colonial process. The complexity of colonial relationships modified cultural practices, and the exchange and articulation of knowledge resulted in the society of São Paulo. Tupiniquim women transformed Portuguese ceramics into Paulistaware, which signifies not a cultural loss, but cultural persistence.info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersio
Arte Pré-Histórica no Brasil
PROUS, André. Arte Pré-Histórica no Brasil. Belo Horizonte: C/Arte, 2007. 127p. ISBN 978-85-7654-033-5
O homem pré-histórico no litoral norte, RS, Brasil – de Torres a Tramandaí
BECKER, Jussara Louzada. O homem pré-histórico no litoral norte, RS, Brasil – de Torres a Tramandaí. Três Cachoeiras: s. e., 2007. v. 1. 93p
La distribución geográfica de las evidencias arqueológicas Guaraní
This work shows the geographical distribution of the archaeological evidence of the Guarani in southern Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina and Uruguay. The major goal is to prepare a map of the Guarani territories until the 16th century A.D. The data base, comprised solely of archaeological sites, is under construction. Historical data will be included in the future, to offer a synthesis of the settlement process and dynamics (including territorial expansions and retractions).Este trabajo presenta la distribución geográfica de las evidencias arqueológicas de los Guaraníes en el Sur del Brasil, Paraguay, Argentina y Uruguay. El objetivo es elaborar un mapa de los territorios ocupados por dichos indígenas hasta el siglo 16 A.D. La base de datos, compuesta solamente por yacimientos arqueológicos, está en construcción. En el futuro incluiremos informaciones históricas, para presentar una síntesis de la dinámica de los procesos de ocupación del espacio incluyendo las expansiones y retracciones territoriales)
Plague time memories : 17th century Guaraní language on diseases and epidemics (part 1)
O registro linguístico sobre saúde e doença nas línguas Guarani começou no século XVII. Este artigo reúne 308 palavras e frases levantadas nos dicionários de Antonio Ruiz de Montoya, publicados nos anos 1639 e 1640. Além do interesse direto para medicina e saúde pública, também é fonte para a linguística histórico-comparativa e para a história da medicina Guarani praticada milenarmente por kuña paje e pajes, mulheres e homens sábios na arte de curarThe written linguistic record on health and disease in Guaraní languages began in the 17th century. This article assembles 308 words and phrases collected in the dictionaries of Antonio Ruiz de Montoya, published in the years 1639 and 1640.In addition to the direct interest of medicine and public health, it is also a source for historical-comparative linguistics and for the long-term history of the Guaraní medicine practiced bykuña paje and paje, the wise women and men in the art of healing.info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersio
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