Archeology of the African Diaspora in Latin America. Terrance Weik Historical Archeology, 38(1):32–49, 2004. abstract bibtex Archaeology conducted at Latin American sites in Brazil, Cuba, Florida, Hispaniola, Jamaica, and Peru has made significant contributions to our understanding of African Diaspora his- tory. Historical archaeology of the African Diaspora in Latin America has explored technological innovations in pottery making, resistance to slavery, and everyday life. The unify- ing theme in these studies, like that of the Anglo colonies, has been ethnic or cultural markers of identity. Maroon stud- ies have predominated, while plantation archaeology in Latin America is developing slowly. By placing Latin American sites within the context of theories such as ethnogenesis, focusing on intercultural interactions in Maroon and slave societies, and rediscovering the forgotten connections between Amerindians and Africans, it is possible to advance our understanding of African Diaspora social formation and culture creation.
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