An edition of The Medieval Southwest (2009)

The Medieval Southwest

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Southwest Collection/Special Collections Library
Language
English
Pages
58

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Subjects
Exhibitions, History, Discovery and exploration, Antiquities, Colonies, Colonization, Indians of North America, Spanish Missions, First contact with Europeans, Our Lady of Guadalupe, San Sabá Mission
People
Francisco Vásquez de Coronado (1510-1554)
Places
Old Southwest, New Southwest, Spain, America
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The Medieval Southwest: manifiestations of the old world in the new
2009, Southwest Collection/Special Collections Library
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Contributors include Bruce Cammack, Paul Carlson, John Howe, Angela Mariani-Smith, W. Michael Mathes, Cameron Saffell, Gary W. Smith, Lyn Stoll, Ashton Thornhill, Tamra Walter, Lynn Whitfield and Lauren Whitman.

"Exhibit and the subsequent exhibit catalog was made possible by generous funding by: Humanities Texas, the Helen Jones Foundation and the Program for Cultural Cooperation between Spain's Ministry of Culture and United States Universities".

The Medieval Southwest exhibit was open to the public from August 18, 2008, to April 4, 2009."--P. [2].

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Lubbock, Tex

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58 p.
Number of pages
58

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OL45364861M
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405724054

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