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Conditions of life and death at Panama Viejo: a bioarchaeological study of human skeletal remains (1519-1671)

2021-08-04

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Panama, founded in 1519, became one of the most important sites for the Spanish Crown, consolidating itself as an economic center that connected the trade routes between the Pacific and the Atlantic oceans. This situation produced a convergence of people of different origins (indigenous, African, and European) in the city, generating a strong process of biological as well as social and cultural mixture, which impa...

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DOI: 10.12688/openreseurope.13873.1

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