Local histories and global theories in Colombian Pacific coast archaeolgy

David M. Stemper · Héctor Salgado López

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The Pacific Coast of Colombia has a complex history of change and upheaval. How is one to reach to it, with the variety of its human experiences? And how to grasp it from the diverse and often fragmentary sources that are its archaeology?

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