Red de Bibliotecas Virtuales de Ciencias Sociales en
América Latina y el Caribe

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Vista previa	Fecha de publicación	Título	Autor(es)
	-	Social Differentiation Among the Recuay: An Iconographic Study	-
	-	Tripartite cosmology in Huaca Partida, lower Nepeña valley	-
	-	Amerindian ‘cosmo/politics’	-
	-	Ancestors, llamas and water. Reconstructing ritual practices at the lagoon of Puruhuay (Ancash, Peru)	-
	-	New Studies on the Peculiar Viceregal Church of Incahuasi and on the History of a Disregarded Region of the Andes (Cañaris Area, Lambayeque, Peru)	-
	-	Collection and Study of Popular and Indigeneous Music in Argentina in the Early Twentieth Century	-
	-	Ancash. Archaeology, anthropology and landscape history. Introduction to the dossier	-
	-	Yakumama in the Andes. The Quechua reception of an Amazonian mythic figure: A semantic-cultural analysis	-
	-	Tinkuy. Meeting of opposites or different groups. A look at the sources	-
	-	Bilaterality, agnation and matrifocality among the sheperds of Southern Peru: A lecture of census and genealogies (19th-20th centuries)	-
	-	Multilingualism on the North Coast of Peru: An Archaeological Perspective on Quingnam, Muchik, and Quechua Toponyms from the Nepeña Valley and its Headwaters	-
	-	Things from the whites among the ‘Indians’: The way and the reason of their exchange and use in Chiquitos (16th to 19th centuries)	-
	-	The First Visita and Land Composition in Charcas through the Residencia of don Pedro Osores de Ulloa, a Sixteenth Century Inspector of Land Titles	-
	-	The Atlihuetzia Passion Play in the Nauatl language, 17th and 18th centuries	-
	-	New dynamics in bilingual Ayacucho	-
	-	“With me ends the Quechua”. Approaches to the language use of bilingual speakers (Quechua-Spanish) in the urban area of Cochabamba, Bolivia	-
	-	Fatal Substances: Apurinã’s Dangers, Movement and Kinship	-
	-	Ritual Practices and Environmental Relations in Northern Andean Argentina	-
	-	Children and young people in the southern Peruvian Andes about melodic sea monsters and seductive fish-women: Sirenas within concepts of gender, landscape and race in orality, visuality and television	-
	-	The Changing Futures of the Maya and their Anthropologists: Negotiating the Present in the Yucatan Peninsula	-