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"In this paper we show an ethnohistorical and archaeological perspective about the use that the ancient Canarian people gave to some botanical species during the XIVth and XVth centuries. Key words: Ethnohistory, archaeology, botanical... more
"In this paper we show an ethnohistorical and archaeological perspective about the use that the ancient Canarian people gave to some botanical species during the XIVth and XVth centuries.
Key words: Ethnohistory, archaeology, botanical species, island cultures, native societies,Canary islands."
Key words: Ethnohistory, archaeology, botanical species, island cultures, native societies,Canary islands."
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"In addition to such distinctive icons as the totem pole, the Chilkat blanket, and the dance mask, one of the most characteristic artifacts of Northwest Coast cultures is the Copper, the large decorated shield-shaped copper plate... more
"In addition to such distinctive icons as the totem pole, the Chilkat blanket, and the dance
mask, one of the most characteristic artifacts of Northwest Coast cultures is the Copper, the large
decorated shield-shaped copper plate displayed or given away at potlatches. These artifacts are
perhaps the pinnacle of a long history of metal working in the region, a history this paper shall
explore, covering where the copper came from, how it was worked, and what products it was
turned into; it shall also explore other metals utilized by natives in the region, such as iron, in
both the pre- and post-contact eras. Finally, at the end of the paper, we shall discuss some of the
social and spiritual dimensions of metalworking on the Northwest Coast."
mask, one of the most characteristic artifacts of Northwest Coast cultures is the Copper, the large
decorated shield-shaped copper plate displayed or given away at potlatches. These artifacts are
perhaps the pinnacle of a long history of metal working in the region, a history this paper shall
explore, covering where the copper came from, how it was worked, and what products it was
turned into; it shall also explore other metals utilized by natives in the region, such as iron, in
both the pre- and post-contact eras. Finally, at the end of the paper, we shall discuss some of the
social and spiritual dimensions of metalworking on the Northwest Coast."
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L. Córdoba, “Liderazgo, grupos locales y organización sociopolítica entre los toba del oeste formoseño”, J. Braunstein & N. Meichtry (eds.), Liderazgo: Representatividad y control social en el Gran Chaco. Editorial Universitaria de la Universidad Nacional del Nordeste, Corrientes, pp. 135-139, 2008.more
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