El proyecto Au: estudio arqueométrico de la producción de oro en la Península Ibérica

De este ensayo emerge una tesis polémica: la inmadura identidad del mexicano es igual a la de un extraño y a la vez conocidísimo animal: el ajolote.

A comprehensive study of a wide range of Andalusian ivory artefacts from the Middle Ages. As well as examining the Late Roman background to Hispano-Muslim ivory working, the book gives weight to the full chronological span of muslim rule in Spain, although it does not ignore the most famous pieces from the 10th and 11th centuries. The corpus which is presented allows new insights on production and its social and political contexts, on chronology, and on iconographic considerations

During the Cuban Revolution, theatre was used to identify specific social problems and also to search for solutions within the structure of the socialist system. José Triana's theatre is part of Cuban theatre's new identity, as he explores the essence of what it means to be Cuban during the Revolution. This book examines Triana's assessment of the violent and emotional behavior of the human being caught in the Revolutionary movement, and provides insight into his contextualization of Cuban national identity. This book explores, from a cultural and theatrical perspective, the Cuban struggle...

Ethnohistoric accounts have been a constant source of inspiration for archaeologists in their efforts to interpret the archaeological record of Central America. However, limited knowledge of the actual archaeological record of this region has been a missing link in the reasoning used to connect the rich ethnohistoric detail known for these societies with the material remains left by prehistoric chiefdoms. The author makes major contributions to forging that missing link by documenting the settlement patterns of the region around the site of El Hatillo. The study allows us to trace the...