Guayana Project of Social Archaeology: Santo Tomé and the catalonian capuccin missions of Guayana
DOI
https://doi.org/10.25267/rev_atl-mediterr_prehist_arqueol_soc.2019.v21.08Info
Artículos
145-154
Published:
05-10-2020
Authors
- Mario Sanoja Obediente (VE)
- Iraida Vargas-Arenas (ES)
Abstract
The Guayana Project of Social Archeology (1976-1996) was aimed to study the contemporary history of N.E Guayana, Venezuela, Bolívar State, including the Esequibo region, This period was highligted by the foundation of the city of Santo Tomé, ancien capital of the Guayana Province, and the installation of the Missionary System of the Catalonian Cappucins whose project was inspired by the modernity ideology of the First Industrialist Revolution of the XVIII Century.
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Sanoja Obediente, M. ., & Vargas-Arenas, I. (2020). Guayana Project of Social Archaeology: Santo Tomé and the catalonian capuccin missions of Guayana. Revista Atlántica-Mediterránea De Prehistoria Y Arqueología Social, 21(21), 145–154. https://doi.org/10.25267/rev_atl-mediterr_prehist_arqueol_soc.2019.v21.08