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The Living Heritage Of Riverside & Avondale, Wayne W. Wood
The Living Heritage Of Riverside & Avondale, Wayne W. Wood
Books
A book published to commemorate an exhibit at The Cummer Gallery of Art on May 13 to June 19, 1994 - sponsored by the State of Florida Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs, the Florida Arts Council, and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida, Inc. The book and exhibit tell the story of a neighborhood that has enriched its future by preserving the beauty of its past.
El Futuro Sustentable De Los Andes, Fernando Carrión Mena
El Futuro Sustentable De Los Andes, Fernando Carrión Mena
Fernando Carrión Mena
La historia registra la existencia de ciudades y la concentración poblacional en los Andes desde las culturas precolombinas. Se desarrollaron centros de gobierno fundamentalmente al interior del continente (a excepción del norte peruano en donde se estableció Chan Chan capital Chimu), pues las escasas vinculaciones culturales y comerciales entre mesoamérica y sudamérica no justificaron el traslado o desarrollo de ciudades en la costa.
Algunas ciudades andinas como Cusca -capital incaica-, Quito, Tomebamba, Cajamarca y Pachacamac constituyeron centros regionales, que desempeñaron funciones de soporte para la organización política y el sistema productivo a una escala amplia, gracias a los caminos y …