Arqueología de la represión y la resistencia en América Latina: 1960 - 1980 (Spanish Edition)
by Andrés Zarankin, Pedro Paulo A. Funari, Jorge Martinez Herrera
Arqueología de la represión y la resistencia en América Latina: 1960 - 1980 offers an in-depth exploration of how archaeological evidence illuminates the era's political upheavals. Through contributions from leading scholars, it reveals the material legacy of repression and the enduring symbols of resistance in the region.
About This Book
This book delves into the archaeological study of repression and resistance across Latin America during the pivotal decades of 1960 to 1980. It examines how material culture reflects the social and political dynamics of that era.
Edited by Andrés Zarankin, Pedro Paulo A. Funari, and Jorge Martinez Herrera, the volume brings together expert perspectives on uncovering hidden histories through excavation and analysis.
Readers will gain insights into the tangible remnants of conflict and defiance, offering a unique lens on Latin American history.
The text emphasizes the role of archaeology in documenting human experiences under authoritarian regimes and grassroots movements.
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