El Palacio: Historiography and new perspectives on a pre-Tarascan city of northern Michoacán, Mexico

La mita minera fue una de las prácticas más importantes de la era colonial, tanto en el aspecto económico y social como en el simbólico. Ella implicó la migración forzada, aunque temporal, de la población india a un lugar desconocido y para un tipo de trabajo duro y peligroso. Así, la mita minera ha permanecido hasta hoy en la memoria de los pueblos andinos como una de las marcas más hondas y sangrantes de dicha época. En este libro, la historiadora Paula C. Zagalsky enfoca las estrategias de los visisa, un grupo aymara integrante de la nación Qaraqara, establecido al sur de...

Hallazgos arqueológicos sorprendentes, anomalías históricas, dioses celestes, megalitos y viejas pirámides. Una crónica rigurosa de los misterios de la sabiduría ancestral. Conozca los descubrimientos arqueológicos y paleontológicos más recientes y los más novedosos testimonios documentales que están contribuyendo a cambiar el paradigma histórico y antropológico de las grandes civilizaciones y culturas del pasado. Crónicas ancestrales, hallazgos arqueológicos recientes, presumibles anomalías históricas, conforman las páginas de este libro. De la mano de la ciencia...

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