Lifting Silences: From Afro-Andean Rebels and Black and Indigenous Conquerors and Cacicas to Little-Known Farmers, Servants, and Slaves

Conference on Latin American History 19
Friday, January 7, 2022: 10:30 AM-12:00 PM
Southdown Room (Sheraton New Orleans, 4th Floor)
Chair:
José Carlos de la Puente, Texas State University
Papers:
Shadowy Figures and Ghost Landscapes: Visualizing the Contributions of Indigenous and African Actors to the Spanish Invasion, 1532–37
Jeremy Mikecz, Neukom Institute for Computation Science at Dartmouth College
The Invention of an Interethnic Landscape in Early Colonial Peru, 1560–70
Damian A. Gonzales Escudero, Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory
Blacks in the Inka’s City: Residence, Work, and Escape in Cuzco, 1531–1690
Leo J. Garofalo, Connecticut College
Afro-Peruvians, Native Andeans, and the Population History of the Acarí and Yauca Valleys: Peru in the Colonial Era
David Earle, Antelope Valley College
Comment:
Michelle McKinley, University of Oregon
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