Industrial Times in South American Archaeology

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2026
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Abstract
Abstract This chapter presents a review of industrial archaeology and a discussion of recent advances in South America. Industrialization in South American countries can be understood by analyzing the uniqueness of local processes, oversea connections, the particularities of its archaeological remains, and other sources. Industrial material culture can be approached through four main themes: globalization and modernization, capitalism and the emergence of the industrial proletariat, extractive industries, and deindustrialization and industrial heritage. The role of industries in the transformation of peripheral regions’ sociocultural practices is emphasized. The material remains of South American industrial sites are unique evidence of the industrial era’s global processes and help us to discuss the place that peripheral countries occupied in world trade as well as their uneven development.
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Authors Nicolás C. Ciarlo, Francisco Rivera
Journal Oxford University Press eBooks
Year 2026
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10.1093/oxfordhb/9780195391367.013.82
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