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DESCRIPTION:By: Lauren Bridges. PhD specialist in the archaeology of Spanis
 h colonialism in the Americas. According to historical documents\, this po
 rt in Acajutla was in operation between 1805 and 1900 until a new port was
  constructed on the beach about 3 km northwest. This port\, or Puerto Viej
 o de Acajutla\, marks a chronological space of 95 years of imports spannin
 g the transition from colonial territory to the emerging nation.\n\nCONTAC
 T: 262-2811\, lacis@lacis.wisc.edu
LOCATION:206 Ingraham Hall
SUMMARY:Portrait of a Port: Industry and Ideology in El Salvador (1805-1900
 )
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