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=== Archives === | === Archives === | ||
'''National Archive of Chile''' (Archivo Nacional de Chile)<br>#50 Clasificador 1400 Correo Central de Chile Santiago 8320253<br> | '''National Archive of Chile''' (Archivo Nacional de Chile)<br>#50 Clasificador 1400 Correo Central de Chile Santiago 8320253<br> | ||
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:The archive's mission is to guarantee the people and communities of the Tarapacá Region access to information derived from State management, through its history and private action of public interest, contributing to the construction of a democratic State and cultural development both from the area and from the country. This implies gathering, organizing, preserving, preserving, investigating, valuing, and disseminating the documentation it houses. | :The archive's mission is to guarantee the people and communities of the Tarapacá Region access to information derived from State management, through its history and private action of public interest, contributing to the construction of a democratic State and cultural development both from the area and from the country. This implies gathering, organizing, preserving, preserving, investigating, valuing, and disseminating the documentation it houses. | ||
===Church Archives=== | |||
'''Archive of the Archbishopric of Santiago (Chile)'''<br>Erasmo Escala, 1822<br>Box 30-D<br>Santiago de Chile<br> | |||
Website: [http://lanic.utexas.edu/project/tavera/chile/arzobispado.html Archive of the Archbishopric of Santiago (Chile)] | |||
:This archive brings together various funds related to ecclesiastical, regular and secular administration. The information contained in these documents is of great interest for the study of indigenous groups, since it reflects various aspects of daily life as a result of the permanent contact that the indigenous people had with doctrine and missionaries. | |||
=== Libraries === | === Libraries === | ||