Peru's colonial wine industry and its European background

Prudence M. Rice

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Latin American history and culture Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Historical and Cultural Archaeology Studies

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Among the industrial crafts introduced into the Hispanic New World was the growing of grapes, and the making of wine at a grand scale. The technology and the artefacts of wine-making in Spain were, in their turn, largely those of the Roman world. These continuities, and their changing contexts, are evident in this study of the wine-making bodegas of a Peruvian valley.

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