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)
	-	An Interdisciplinary Study of Notched Idiophones (Omichicahuaztli) from the Excavations of Teotenango, State of Mexico de las excavaciones de Teotenango, Estado de México	-
	-	“Maravilla, maravilla. Mbaé motepá?”: The Paraguayan Riddles of Robert Lehmann-Nitsche	-
	-	Stela 1 from the Maya Site of Temblor, Petén, Guatemala	-
	-	Possible New Inchoative Suffix in the Chichén Itzá Inscriptions	-
	-	The Importance of the Xbaxton Jtotik Among the Contemporary Tsotsil in San Juan Chamula, Chiapas, Mexico	-
	-	Nominal Possession in the Mochica Language	-
	-	Contemporary Nahua Oral Tradition and Colonial Maps	-
	-	A Pot Where Many Worlds Fit: Culinary Relations in the Andes of Northern Argentina	-
	-	Weaving Speech: Vocabulary of the Textile Tradition of Zapotec Communities of the South of Oaxaca, Mexico	-
	-	Defending the Sacred Mountain. The Painting ’Landscape of the West Indies’ by Jan Mostaert and the Conquest of Gran Canaria	-
	-	Extreme Andean Experiences. Rumita, yakuta, allpata ima qachachiyaspam purin. ¡Lliwta!	-
	-	“The Whole Country of Mexico is a Great Cemetery of Fabulous Cultures”. The Hungarian Artist Pál Horti and his Mexican Collection	-
	-	Manufacture and Recycling of Glycymeris gigantea Bracelets in the Sayula Basin and the Bolaños Canyon	-
	-	When Andean Family Education is Interrupted by Initial Education: the PRONEIs (Programas no Escolarizados de Educación Inicial) in the Sierra de Ancash (Peru)	-
	-	Recordings of the Extinct Mochica Language	-
	-	Sincronología y Cronografía Indiana	-
	-	Santa María de la Antigua and Darién. The Two Faces of the First European City in Terra Firme	-
	-	Réplica a Juan Javier Rivera Andía: Nuevos estudios sobre la peculiar iglesia virreinal de Incahuasi y la historia de una región postergada de los Andes (área Cañaris, Lambayeque, Perú). Indiana 33,2 (2016): 145-160.	-
	-	The Documentation of the Amazonian ‘Língua Geral’ (Tupi-Guarani) in Three Dictionaries from the Mid-18th Century	-
	-	Eighteenth-Century Vilela	-