Architecture and Urbanization of Colonial Central America

Tempe, Arizona : Arizona State University, Center for Latin American Studies, 1993-1995

2 v. v.1 (x, 282 p.), v.2 (xiv, 242 p.) : ilustraciones, fotografías, mapas, planos ; 28 cm.

0879180781 (v.1)

0879180803 (v.2)

En portadilla v.1: In Commemoration of "America 500"

Con algunos textos en español e inglés

"Texto a doble columna"

Incluye referencias bibliográficas: v.1:p.257-264, v.2:p.315-325 e índices

v.1 Selected primary documentary and literary sources: I. Geografía (No.1-80)--II. History (No.81-202)--III. Economy (no.203-296)--IV. Religious orders (No. 297-377)--V. Religión, conversion and idolatry (No.378-483)--VI. Population (No.484-640)--VII. Social stratification of the population: mestization of the indians, spaniars and negroes (No. 641-744)--VIII. Urbanization: history (No. 745-796)--IX. Urbanization: towns (No.797-868)--X. Urbanization: town plans (No. 869-906)--XI. Labor (No. 907-1003)--XII. Architecture: material and methods of construction, plans, designs, and architects (No.1004-1116). -- v.2 A geographical gazetteer of primary documentary, literary and visual sources:I. Chiapas, Mexico--II. Costa Rica--III. El Salvador--IV. Guatemala: Acasabastlán to Izquipulas--V. Guatemala: Jacaltenango to Quiché--VI. Guatemala: Rabinal to San Martín Zapotitlán--VII. Guatemala: San Mateo to Santiago Zamora--VIII. Guatemala: Santo Domingo to Zunil--IX. Honduras--X. Nicaragua.