At $179.00 for a moderately-sized book, saying it is pricy is a bit of an understatement. Too bad Springer can't put out a book that the archeological community can afford.





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Subject: new publication: Archaeology of Culture Contact and Colonialism of Spanish and Portuguese America



 

 

 

Hi everyone,  

 

  

 

Pedro Funari and Maria Ximena Senatore have a great new book out that may be 

of interest to some of you: Archaeology of Culture Contact and Colonialism 

of Spanish and Portuguese America 

 

  

 

http://www.springer.com/social+sciences/anthropology+%26+archaeology/book/97 

8-3-319-08068-0 

 

  

 

Full disclosure: I wrote the end-of-book commentary, so I got to have an 

early read of the manuscript while it was still in production.  It's really 

an impressive collection with a great variety of important case studies from 

throughout the Americas and Iberia. 

 

  

 

Like all Springer books, it's pricey, so you might want to ask your library 

to get a copy. 

 

  

 

--Barb 

 

  

 

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