Jose Luis Lorenzo
Biographic Data
| ID | 246512 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jose Luis Lorenzo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jose Luis |
| FAMILY NAME | Lorenzo |
| SIGNATURE | LORENZO J L |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Institute of Anthropology and History |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 24 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1953 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
"Un Dios, una raza, una lengua"* Conocimiento, sujeción y diferencias1 en nuestros contextos interculturales poscoloniales
Este texto trata de la relación entre interculturalidad, tecnologías de sujeción social y políticas del conocimiento en los Estados-nación latinoamericanos. Se parte de reconocer varias acepciones del concepto de interculturalidad (diferenciado del de "multiculturalismo"), según los énfasis puestos por los movimientos sociales y académicos en el actual contexto regional y nacional colombiano. La crítica intercultural, al dar origen a las disconti…
Opening lecture: Generalities about the Quaternary
Prehistoria y Arqueologia
Salvar El Arte
Letter: Archaeology south of the Rio Grande
I find that the cutting of several paragraphs out of the early part of the published version of my paper 'Archaeology south of the Rio Grande, past and present' (World Archaeology (1981), 13 (2)) resulted in a disjointed form of some of the ideas I tried to project. Unquestionably, the broadness of the subject caused the article to exceed by far the length requested by the editors. The two portions that disappeared weakened my point that the unde…
Archaeology south of the Rio Grande
Differences between the archaeologies practised north and south of the Rio Grande can be understood in terms of the history of colonization as well as the varying sizes and complexity of the pre‐Hispanic cultures. Archaeology in Mexico began in the late eighteenth century when Charles III of Spain commissioned research into the monuments. Despite the intervention of many European and North American institutions and scholars with diverse theoretic…
Historia general de México
Materials para la arqueologia de Teotihuacan
A Fluted Point from Durango, Mexico
Under the direction of J. Charles Kelley of Southern Illinois University, an anthropological field school carried out investigations in the State of Durango, Mexico, from June 22 to August 8, 1952, with the permission of the Instituto Nacional de Antropologia e Historia.Their camp was established on the rancho 'Santa Barbara,' property of Fred Weicker, about 50 kms. west of Durango city, in the Sierra Madre Occidental. The camp was on the side of…
Modern and Ancient Soils at Some Archaeological Sites in the Valley of Mexico
Impressions of past climates on 1 soils and soil materials are not easily obliterated by time. Morphological and chemical features of the weathering record may be of considerable aid in reconstructing the past environments as well as in understanding the present ones. It should be possible not merely to recognize the qualitative aspects of the past climates, by the morphological-geochemical analysis, but also to attempt establishment of semi-quan…
Archaeology south of the Rio Grande
Differences between the archaeologies practised north and south of the Rio Grande can be understood in terms of the history of colonization as well as the varying sizes and complexity of the pre‐Hispanic cultures. Archaeology in Mexico began in the late eighteenth century when Charles III of Spain commissioned research into the monuments. Despite the intervention of many European and North American institutions and scholars with diverse theoretic…
A Fluted Point from Durango, Mexico
Under the direction of J. Charles Kelley of Southern Illinois University, an anthropological field school carried out investigations in the State of Durango, Mexico, from June 22 to August 8, 1952, with the permission of the Instituto Nacional de Antropologia e Historia.Their camp was established on the rancho 'Santa Barbara,' property of Fred Weicker, about 50 kms. west of Durango city, in the Sierra Madre Occidental. The camp was on the side of…
Prehistoria y Arqueologia
A Fluted Point from Durango, Mexico
Under the direction of J. Charles Kelley of Southern Illinois University, an anthropological field school carried out investigations in the State of Durango, Mexico, from June 22 to August 8, 1952, with the permission of the Instituto Nacional de Antropologia e Historia.Their camp was established on the rancho 'Santa Barbara,' property of Fred Weicker, about 50 kms. west of Durango city, in the Sierra Madre Occidental. The camp was on the side of…
Modern and Ancient Soils at Some Archaeological Sites in the Valley of Mexico
Impressions of past climates on 1 soils and soil materials are not easily obliterated by time. Morphological and chemical features of the weathering record may be of considerable aid in reconstructing the past environments as well as in understanding the present ones. It should be possible not merely to recognize the qualitative aspects of the past climates, by the morphological-geochemical analysis, but also to attempt establishment of semi-quan…
Materials para la arqueologia de Teotihuacan
Historia general de México
Archaeology south of the Rio Grande
Differences between the archaeologies practised north and south of the Rio Grande can be understood in terms of the history of colonization as well as the varying sizes and complexity of the pre‐Hispanic cultures. Archaeology in Mexico began in the late eighteenth century when Charles III of Spain commissioned research into the monuments. Despite the intervention of many European and North American institutions and scholars with diverse theoretic…
Letter: Archaeology south of the Rio Grande
I find that the cutting of several paragraphs out of the early part of the published version of my paper 'Archaeology south of the Rio Grande, past and present' (World Archaeology (1981), 13 (2)) resulted in a disjointed form of some of the ideas I tried to project. Unquestionably, the broadness of the subject caused the article to exceed by far the length requested by the editors. The two portions that disappeared weakened my point that the unde…
Salvar El Arte
Prehistoria y Arqueologia
Opening lecture: Generalities about the Quaternary
"Un Dios, una raza, una lengua"* Conocimiento, sujeción y diferencias1 en nuestros contextos interculturales poscoloniales
Este texto trata de la relación entre interculturalidad, tecnologías de sujeción social y políticas del conocimiento en los Estados-nación latinoamericanos. Se parte de reconocer varias acepciones del concepto de interculturalidad (diferenciado del de "multiculturalismo"), según los énfasis puestos por los movimientos sociales y académicos en el actual contexto regional y nacional colombiano. La crítica intercultural, al dar origen a las disconti…
Archaeology (5 works) · Geography (5 works) · Geology (4 works) · History (4 works) · Archaeology and Cultural Heritage (3 works) · Art (3 works) · Geology (3 works) · Archaeological and Geological Studies (2 works) · Archaeological and Historical Studies (2 works) · Historical and Cultural Archaeology Studies (2 works)