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Quintana Roo archaeology - Justine M. Shaw, Jennifer P. Mathews (eds.) 2005 DJVU The University of Arizona Press BOOKS HISTORY
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Quintana Roo archaeology
Author: Justine M. Shaw, Jennifer P. Mathews (eds.)
Year: 2005
Pages: 319
Format: DJVU
File size: 18 MB
Language: ENG



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John M. Gaddis, is a comprehensive guide to understanding the history of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula. The book explores the rich cultural heritage of the region, from pre-Columbian times to the present day, and provides insights into the lives of the Maya and other indigenous peoples who have inhabited the area for centuries. The book begins with an overview of the geography and climate of the Yucatan Peninsula, highlighting its unique features that have shaped the lives of its inhabitants throughout history. It then delves into the pre-Columbian era, discussing the rise and fall of the Maya civilization, their religious beliefs, social structures, and artistic achievements. The author also examines the impact of Spanish conquest on the region and how it affected the native population, leading to a decline in the Maya culture. The book then moves on to the colonial period, where the author explores the blending of indigenous and European cultures, resulting in a unique fusion of traditions and customs. This period saw the rise of haciendas, which were large estates owned by Spanish elites, and the exploitation of the local indigenous population as a source of labor.
Джон М. Гаддис, является всеобъемлющим руководством по пониманию истории полуострова Юкатан в Мексике. Книга исследует богатое культурное наследие региона, от доколумбовых времен до наших дней, и дает представление о жизни майя и других коренных народов, которые населяли этот район на протяжении веков. Книга начинается с обзора географии и климата полуострова Юкатан, подчёркивая его уникальные особенности, которые формировали жизнь его жителей на протяжении всей истории. Затем он углубляется в доколумбову эпоху, обсуждая расцвет и падение цивилизации майя, их религиозные убеждения, социальные структуры и художественные достижения. Автор также рассматривает влияние испанского завоевания на регион и то, как оно повлияло на коренное население, что привело к упадку культуры майя. Затем книга переходит к колониальному периоду, где автор исследует смешение коренных и европейских культур, что приводит к уникальному слиянию традиций и обычаев. На этот период пришёлся подъём асьендов, представлявших собой крупные поместья, принадлежавшие испанским элитам, и эксплуатация местного коренного населения как источника рабочей силы.
John M. Gaddis è una guida completa per comprendere la storia della penisola dello Yucatan in Messico. Il libro esplora il ricco patrimonio culturale della regione, dai tempi precolombiani ai giorni nostri, e dà un'idea della vita dei Maya e di altre popolazioni indigene che hanno abitato la zona per secoli. Il libro inizia con una panoramica della geografia e del clima della penisola dello Yucatan, sottolineando le sue caratteristiche uniche che hanno delineato la vita dei suoi abitanti nel corso della storia. Poi si approfondisce nell'era precolombiana, discutendo la fioritura e la caduta della civiltà maya, le loro convinzioni religiose, le strutture sociali e i successi artistici. L'autore considera anche l'impatto della conquista spagnola sulla regione e come ha influenzato la popolazione indigena, che ha portato al declino della cultura maya. Il libro passa poi al periodo coloniale, dove l'autore esplora il mix di culture indigene ed europee, che porta ad una fusione unica tra tradizioni e abitudini. Durante questo periodo ci fu l'ascesa degli Asjend, che erano grandi proprietà delle élite spagnole, e lo sfruttamento delle popolazioni indigene locali come fonte di manodopera.
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