El pasado indígena
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Contributions
- López Luján, Leonardo. - Contributor
Publication
1996 - Colegio de México, Fideicomiso Historia de las Américas, México
Language
Spanish
Word Count
76,250 words, Guess
Page Count
305 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL719871M
- ISBN-109681648900
- OCLC Control Number36407912
- OCLC Control Numberelpasadoindigena0000lope
- Library of Congress Control Number97106450
and 2 more
- LibraryThing8836908
- Goodreads2672811
Classifications
- DDC972/.01
- LCCF1219 .L858 1996
- LCCF1219 .L85813 2001
Description
"Divides indigenous peoples into three major units: 1) 'Aridamérica' (including central and southern California, the Sonora coast, the Great Basin of Nevada, Utah, and northwestern Arizona, the Apache area, a small part of southern Texas, and a large portion of northern Mexico), 2) 'Oasisamérica' (covering parts of northern Mexico, southeastern California, all of Arizona, almost all of Utah, more than half of New Mexico, and the southwestern corner of Colorado); and 3) 'Mesoamérica' (defined, in part, as taking in the peoples of 16 linguistic families: Hokano-coahuilteca, Chinanteca, Otopame, Oaxaqueña, Mangueña, Huave, Tlapaneca, Totonaca, Mixe, Maya, Yutoazteca, Tarasca, Cuitlateca, Lenca, Xinca, and Misumalpa). Proceeds with an overview of the Mesoamerican preclassic, classic, epiclassic, and postclassic periods"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.
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Series Statement
- Hacia una nueva historia de México
Other Editions
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