The Hispanic-Mapuche Parlamentos: Interethnic Geo-Politics and Concessionary Spaces in Colonial Amer

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

INTRODUCTION

José Manuel Zavala and Tom D. Dillehay

PART I. ETHNOHISTORY OF PARLAMENTOS

CHAPTER 1. Origin of the Spanish-Mapuche Parlamentos:  The European Treaty Tradition and Mapuche Institutions of Negotiation

José Manuel Zavala

CHAPTER 2.  The First Documented Parlamentos of 1593: Quilacoya, Rere, Taruchina and Maquegua

José Manuel Zavala

Appendix I

CHAPTER 3.  Luis de Valdivia and the Parlamentos from 1605 to 1617

José Manuel Zavala and José Manuel Díaz-Blanco

CHAPTER 4. The Eighteenth Century Parlamentos

José Manuel Zavala

PART 2. PARLAMENTOS AND LANGUAGES

CHAPTER 5. Naming Hispanic-Indigenous Diplomacy: The Advent of the Word Parlamento in Chilean Use

Gertrudis Payàs

Appendix II

CHAPTER 6. The Interpreters of the Parlamentos: Agents of Communication During Two

Centuries of Political Contact

Gertrudis Payàs

PART 3. THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF PARLAMENTOS

CHAPTER 7. The Archaeology of Hispanic-Mapuche Parlamento Sites

Tom D. Dillehay

CHAPTER 8. Site Descriptions

Tom D. Dillehay, Jacob Sauer and José Manuel Zavala

CHAPTER  9. Material Remains

Tom D. Dillehay and Mario Pino  

Appendix III

CHAPTER 10. Reflections on the Archaeology of the Parlamentos

Tom D. Dillehay

CONCLUSIONS

José Manuel Zavala and Tom D. Dillehay

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