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Acknowledgements; Contents; About the Editors; Contributors; Chapter-1; Towards a Comparative Approach to Archaeologies of Early Modern Spanish Colonialism; 1.1 # Early Modern Spanish Colonialism in this Book; 1.1.1 # Geographical Scope; 1.1.2 # 'Peripheral' and 'Minor' Cases of Colonialism; 1.1.3 # Colonial Processes and Local Histories; 1.1.4 # Colonialism from Material Culture; 1.1.5 # Attitudes Towards Spanish Colonial Heritage; 1.2 # Some Final Notes on the Scheme of the Book; Part I ; Archaeologies of Early Modern Spanish Colonialism in the Americas; Chapter-2
Displacing Dominant Meanings in the Archaeology of Urban Policies and Emergence of Santafé de Bogotá (Colombia)2.1 A Historical Archaeology Program for Bogotá; 2.2 Grounding Alternative Theorizations; 2.3 The City as a Practiced Space; 2.4 Crafting Traditions; 2.5 Epilogue: Displacing Dominant Meanings; References; Chapter-3; The Material Worlds of Colonizers in New Spain; 3.1 Introduction; 3.2 The Probate Inventories; 3.2.1 Wealth; 3.2.2 Slaves; 3.2.3 Clothing and Cloth; 3.2.4 Summation; 3.3 Archaeological Data on Food and Pottery; 3.3.1 Food; 3.3.2 Pottery; 3.4 Conclusion; References
Chapter-4Historical Archaeology and the Politics of Empowerment in Venezuela; 4.1 Prologue; 4.2 Introduction; 4.3 The Constituent Assembly and the Refounding of the Venezuelan Republic; 4.4 Decoloniality and Empowerment; 4.5 Decoloniality and Politics of Patrimony in Venezuela; 4.6 Historical Archaeology and the Changing Faces of the Past; 4.6.1 Archaeology of the Colonial Period (Chronological Descriptive Investigations); 4.6.2 Venezuela as Part of the World System; 4.7 Agency, Identity, Resilience, Negotiation; 4.7.1 Afro-descendant Identity and Archaeological Objects
4.7.2 Mapoyo Territory and Mukuruni Museum4.8 Final Remarks; References; Chapter-5; Thoughts on Early Spanish Colonialism Through Two American Case Studies: Basque Fisheries (Canada) and Sancti Spiritus Settlement (Argentina); 5.1 Introduction; 5.2 Basque Fisheries in Canada ; 5.2.1 Historical Context; 5.2.2 Basque Fisheries Overseas: Trying to Define an Unclear Interpretative Model; The Genesis of the Basque Transatlantic Fisheries; The Height of Overseas Basque Fisheries; Decline of the Canadian Basque Fisheries?; Other Potential Propositions
5.2.3 Basques, English, and French: the Projection of the Colonial Race in Canada5.2.4 The Kingdom of Castile and the Fishing Industry: the Long Shadow of Spanish Colonialism; 5.2.5 Multicultural Interaction, Basques, Europeans and the First Nations; 5.3 Sancti Spiritus Settlement, Argentina; 5.3.1 Historical Background; 5.4 Cabot's Voyage; 5.5 Cabot Disobeys; 5.5.1 Sancti Lazaro; 5.5.2 San Salvador; 5.6 The Founding of Sancti Spiritus; 5.6.1 Settlement by the Natives; 5.6.2 The Spanish Settlement; 5.6.3 The Settlement After the Cabot Episode; 5.7 Conclusion; References; Part II
Displacing Dominant Meanings in the Archaeology of Urban Policies and Emergence of Santafé de Bogotá (Colombia)2.1 A Historical Archaeology Program for Bogotá; 2.2 Grounding Alternative Theorizations; 2.3 The City as a Practiced Space; 2.4 Crafting Traditions; 2.5 Epilogue: Displacing Dominant Meanings; References; Chapter-3; The Material Worlds of Colonizers in New Spain; 3.1 Introduction; 3.2 The Probate Inventories; 3.2.1 Wealth; 3.2.2 Slaves; 3.2.3 Clothing and Cloth; 3.2.4 Summation; 3.3 Archaeological Data on Food and Pottery; 3.3.1 Food; 3.3.2 Pottery; 3.4 Conclusion; References
Chapter-4Historical Archaeology and the Politics of Empowerment in Venezuela; 4.1 Prologue; 4.2 Introduction; 4.3 The Constituent Assembly and the Refounding of the Venezuelan Republic; 4.4 Decoloniality and Empowerment; 4.5 Decoloniality and Politics of Patrimony in Venezuela; 4.6 Historical Archaeology and the Changing Faces of the Past; 4.6.1 Archaeology of the Colonial Period (Chronological Descriptive Investigations); 4.6.2 Venezuela as Part of the World System; 4.7 Agency, Identity, Resilience, Negotiation; 4.7.1 Afro-descendant Identity and Archaeological Objects
4.7.2 Mapoyo Territory and Mukuruni Museum4.8 Final Remarks; References; Chapter-5; Thoughts on Early Spanish Colonialism Through Two American Case Studies: Basque Fisheries (Canada) and Sancti Spiritus Settlement (Argentina); 5.1 Introduction; 5.2 Basque Fisheries in Canada ; 5.2.1 Historical Context; 5.2.2 Basque Fisheries Overseas: Trying to Define an Unclear Interpretative Model; The Genesis of the Basque Transatlantic Fisheries; The Height of Overseas Basque Fisheries; Decline of the Canadian Basque Fisheries?; Other Potential Propositions
5.2.3 Basques, English, and French: the Projection of the Colonial Race in Canada5.2.4 The Kingdom of Castile and the Fishing Industry: the Long Shadow of Spanish Colonialism; 5.2.5 Multicultural Interaction, Basques, Europeans and the First Nations; 5.3 Sancti Spiritus Settlement, Argentina; 5.3.1 Historical Background; 5.4 Cabot's Voyage; 5.5 Cabot Disobeys; 5.5.1 Sancti Lazaro; 5.5.2 San Salvador; 5.6 The Founding of Sancti Spiritus; 5.6.1 Settlement by the Natives; 5.6.2 The Spanish Settlement; 5.6.3 The Settlement After the Cabot Episode; 5.7 Conclusion; References; Part II