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'''Archive of the City of Peace''' (Archivo de la Ciudad de la Paz)<br>Avenida 6 de Agosto<br>2080 La Paz, Dept. of La Paz, Bolivia<br>
'''Archive of the City of Peace''' (Archivo de la Ciudad de la Paz)<br>Avenida 6 de Agosto<br>2080 La Paz, Dept. of La Paz, Bolivia<br>
Telephone: 591 2 2441416<br>Email: [mailto:fundacion.historia@mapfre.com fundacion.historia@mapfre.com]<br>
Telephone: 591 2 2441416<br>Email: [mailto:fundacion.historia@mapfre.com fundacion.historia@mapfre.com]<br>
Website: [http://lanic.utexas.edu/project/tavera/bolivia/lapaz.html Archive of the City of Peace]<br>Website #2: [http://www.boliviamundo.net/archivo-de-la-paz/ Archive of La Paz]<br>
Website #3: [https://www.monografias.com/trabajos100/archivo-paz-y-sus-instrumentos-descripcion/archivo-paz-y-sus-instrumentos-descripcion.shtml The La Paz archive and its description instruments]
:In general, the archives of the city of La Paz contain material on the Aymara communities of the current department of La Paz, which corresponded to the intendancy of the same name during the colonial period. There are some references to other ethnic groups, but the vast majority of the ethnographic information that is found is about the Aymara people. Therefore, in this text, the word "communities" will refer to Aymara and "indigenous" Aymara communities.
:In general, the archives of the city of La Paz contain material on the Aymara communities of the current department of La Paz, which corresponded to the intendancy of the same name during the colonial period. There are some references to other ethnic groups, but the vast majority of the ethnographic information that is found is about the Aymara people. Therefore, in this text, the word "communities" will refer to Aymara and "indigenous" Aymara communities.
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