Material Culture, Colonialism and Gender in the Pacific. An Approach fom Historic Archeology. MINECO HAR2016-77564-C2-1-P
Material Culture, Colonialism and Gender in the Pacific. An Approach fom Historic Archeology. MINECO HAR2016-77564-C2-1-P
Material Culture, Colonialism and Gender in the Pacific. An Approach fom Historic Archeology. MINECO HAR2016-77564-C2-1-P (31/12/2016-29/12/2019)
Material Culture, Colonialism and Gender in the Pacific. An Approach fom Historic Archeology. MINECO HAR2016-77564-C2-1-P (31/12/2016-29/12/2019)
This project is a part of the coordinated project "Material Culture, Colonialism, and Gender in the Pacific. An Archeology Point of View", the objective of which is to analyze the effect that colonial and territorial expansion has had on gender relations in subaltern groups. It takes as an example colonial expansion of the Hispanic Monarchy in the western Pacific - Mariana Islands (mainly Guam and Rota).
Principal researchers
MONTON SUBÍAS, SANDRAResearchers
PEÑA FILIU, VERÓNICAPUJOL TOST, LAIA
MORAL DE EUSEBIO, ENRIQUE (James Bayman University of Hawai'i i Manôa)
RUIZ-PEINADO ALONSO, JOSÉ LUÍS (Universitat de Barcelona)
MORAGAS SEGURA, NATALIA (Universitat de Barcelona)