Archaeology and nationalism in Guatemala at the time of independence

Oswaldo Fernando Chinchilla Mazariegos

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Historical Studies in Central America Historical Studies in Latin America Archaeology and Cultural Heritage

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Exploratory expeditions in 1834, sponsored by the newly independent state of Guatemala, researched on sites such as Copan, Iximche and Utatlan. The political, literary and social climate was such that a pre-Hispanic past was eagerly sought. This paper offers an intriguing insight into early Latin American archaeology.

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