Caminantes, peregrinos y navegantes en una geografía desa ante

The presentation to the book of Viajes y viajeros en Mesoamérica indígena y una historia de los haida del Pacífico norte. haida of the North Pacific, is aimed at learning about the advances in some of the fields already explored fields and to cover new ones, such as the goods that were exchanged and...

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Autores: García Barrios, Ana, Velásquez García, Erik
Tipo de recurso: libro
Fecha de publicación:2020
País:España
Institución:Universidad Rey Juan Carlos
Repositorio:BURJC-Digital. Repositorio Institucional de la Universidad Rey Juan Carlos
OAI Identifier:oai:burjcdigital.urjc.es:10115/27781
Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10115/27781
Access Level:acceso abierto
Palabra clave:Mesoamérica
Prehispánica
Viajes
Desplazamiento
Caminos
Mercancía
Puertos
Navegación
Matrimonios
Juego de Pelota
Guerra
Procesiones
Grafitos
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title Caminantes, peregrinos y navegantes en una geografía desa ante
spellingShingle Caminantes, peregrinos y navegantes en una geografía desa ante
García Barrios, Ana
Mesoamérica
Prehispánica
Viajes
Desplazamiento
Caminos
Mercancía
Puertos
Navegación
Matrimonios
Juego de Pelota
Guerra
Procesiones
Grafitos
title_short Caminantes, peregrinos y navegantes en una geografía desa ante
title_full Caminantes, peregrinos y navegantes en una geografía desa ante
title_fullStr Caminantes, peregrinos y navegantes en una geografía desa ante
title_full_unstemmed Caminantes, peregrinos y navegantes en una geografía desa ante
title_sort Caminantes, peregrinos y navegantes en una geografía desa ante
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv García Barrios, Ana
Velásquez García, Erik
author García Barrios, Ana
author_facet García Barrios, Ana
Velásquez García, Erik
author_role author
author2 Velásquez García, Erik
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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Mesoamérica
Prehispánica
Viajes
Desplazamiento
Caminos
Mercancía
Puertos
Navegación
Matrimonios
Juego de Pelota
Guerra
Procesiones
Grafitos
topic Mesoamérica
Prehispánica
Viajes
Desplazamiento
Caminos
Mercancía
Puertos
Navegación
Matrimonios
Juego de Pelota
Guerra
Procesiones
Grafitos
description The presentation to the book of Viajes y viajeros en Mesoamérica indígena y una historia de los haida del Pacífico norte. haida of the North Pacific, is aimed at learning about the advances in some of the fields already explored fields and to cover new ones, such as the goods that were exchanged and the routes and roads by which and the routes and roads along which the exchange of goods, people and cultural traditions took place. of goods, people and cultural traditions. All this has allowed us to to host diverse contents and to focus our attention on trying to understand the different types of journeys different types of journeys identified in Mesoamerica: commercial journeys, as well as other types of travel that have surely been discussed before from other perspectives, but in this case they take on a different other perspectives, but in this case they take on importance because they are viewed from the the motivation of the trip, as is the case with women who move and travel dozens or hundreds of kilometers or hundreds of kilometers to get married; the nobles who traveled to other courts to form to other courts to train in literary, astronomical and sculptural knowledge, etc.; the nobles who traveled to other sculptural knowledge, etc.; the high dignitaries who moved to other cities to practice the ball game or simply to to practice the ball game or simply to witness rituals. Likewise, more specific more specific routes, such as processions, pilgrimages and other religious routes. processions, pilgrimages and other religious routes. Studies on ports, roads and routes are also essential to understand the important relationships the important relationships generated between the multitude of cities that during the Classic of cities that were active and interacting with each other during the Classic period. with each other. Likewise, the forced migrations of people are exposed as a motive for the mo
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spelling Caminantes, peregrinos y navegantes en una geografía desa anteGarcía Barrios, AnaVelásquez García, ErikMesoaméricaPrehispánicaViajesDesplazamientoCaminosMercancíaPuertosNavegaciónMatrimoniosJuego de PelotaGuerraProcesionesGrafitosThe presentation to the book of Viajes y viajeros en Mesoamérica indígena y una historia de los haida del Pacífico norte. haida of the North Pacific, is aimed at learning about the advances in some of the fields already explored fields and to cover new ones, such as the goods that were exchanged and the routes and roads by which and the routes and roads along which the exchange of goods, people and cultural traditions took place. of goods, people and cultural traditions. All this has allowed us to to host diverse contents and to focus our attention on trying to understand the different types of journeys different types of journeys identified in Mesoamerica: commercial journeys, as well as other types of travel that have surely been discussed before from other perspectives, but in this case they take on a different other perspectives, but in this case they take on importance because they are viewed from the the motivation of the trip, as is the case with women who move and travel dozens or hundreds of kilometers or hundreds of kilometers to get married; the nobles who traveled to other courts to form to other courts to train in literary, astronomical and sculptural knowledge, etc.; the nobles who traveled to other sculptural knowledge, etc.; the high dignitaries who moved to other cities to practice the ball game or simply to to practice the ball game or simply to witness rituals. Likewise, more specific more specific routes, such as processions, pilgrimages and other religious routes. processions, pilgrimages and other religious routes. Studies on ports, roads and routes are also essential to understand the important relationships the important relationships generated between the multitude of cities that during the Classic of cities that were active and interacting with each other during the Classic period. with each other. Likewise, the forced migrations of people are exposed as a motive for the moLa presentación de: Viajes y viajeros en Mesoamérica indígena y una historia de los haida del Pacífico norte. El objetivo está dirigido a conocer los avances en algunos de los campos ya explorados y abarcar otros nuevos, como los bienes que se intercambiaban y las rutas y caminos por donde se llevaba a cabo el intercambio de mercancías, personas y tradiciones culturales. Todo ello ha permitió albergar contenidos diversos y fijar nuestra atención en intentar entender los diferentes tipos de viajes que se identifican en Mesoamérica: viajes comerciales, así como otros tipos de viajes que seguramente han sido discutidos antes desde otras perspectivas, pero en este caso toman importancia por ser vistos desde la motivación del viaje, como sucede con las mujeres que se trasladan y viajan decenas o centenares de kilómetros para contraer matrimonio; los nobles que se desplazaron a otras cortes para formarse en los saberes literarios, astronómicos, escultóricos, etc.; los altos dignatarios que se movían a otras ciudades para practicar el juego de pelota o simplemente a presenciar rituales. Asimismo, se han tratado recorridos más específicos, como procesiones, romerías y otros trayectos religiosos. También los estudios sobre puertos, caminos y vías son indispensables para conocer las importantes relaciones generadas entre la multitud de ciudades que durante el periodo Clásico estuvieron activas e interactuando entre sí. Igualmente, se exponen las migraciones forzosas de personas como un modelo de control político.Dykinson S.L202320232020info:eu-repo/semantics/bookapplication/pdfhttps://hdl.handle.net/10115/27781reponame:BURJC-Digital. Repositorio Institucional de la Universidad Rey Juan Carlosinstname:Universidad Rey Juan CarlosEspañolAttribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 Internacionalhttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessoai:burjcdigital.urjc.es:10115/277812026-06-24T12:48:17Z
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