615:... Pedro Ignacio Cabrera, who would become a pianist. Dr. Argentino R. Quevedo, who would occupy the office of the deputy governor of the province and a seat in the provincial legislature; Antonio Macías, accountant of the trading house Móller de Andalgalá, senator, provincial deputy, and general director of revenue of the province; Father Joaquín Tula, parish priest of Andalgalá and priest of the Church of La Merced in Tucumán; Mr. Ramón Martínez, secretary in Andalgalá of Mr. David Arce, accountant general of the province and general director of revenue...
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611:. In Catamarca, he founded schools for these populations that also served as homes for orphans and children from poverty-stricken communities. He also served as inspector of elementary education in the region of Andalgalá between 1878 and 1892. Some of his students were mentioned in a text written by Father Ramón Rosa Olmos:
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and it remained in operation until 1894. Other jobs that required less effort, such as the sugar industry or the building of the railroad, made labor increasingly more expensive, which meant that this type of enterprise was no longer profitable. In 1902, he sold the property to the
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because, seen from a distance, they appeared as piles of rubble with their corresponding entrances. But after entering the building, we understood it for what it was: a series of stone huts huddled together like honeycombs in a beehive. Thus, we were able to march on horseback with the greatest of
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Honorary Doctorate by the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters of the University of Buenos Aires (UBA). In 1906, he took charge of La Plata
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on various topics related to the archaeology, ethnography, geography, linguistics, folklore, and history of
Catamarca. Years later, with some corrections, he gathered those articles and published them in book form under the title
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invaders), researched the family relationships of the local indigenous population, and founded schools for these populations in
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and that, by the grace of God and the prowess of the Spaniards and their weapons, they had left El Bañado
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The ruins seemed to us at first to be like the enormous dens of the
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indigenous people and researched the ethnological background of
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962:"Samuel A. Lafone Quevedo, Arqueólogo, etnógrafo y lingüista"
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1148:"Solicitan la reedición de la obra de Samuel Lafone Quevedo"
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Lafone Quevedo Disk. La Plata Museum, display case of
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506:One of his students described him in this manner:
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865:"Lafone y Quevedo, Samuel Alexander (1835-1920)"
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520:Márquez Miranda, a student of Lafone Quevedo
1461:Biblioteca Virtual de la Filología Española
1225:Lafone Quevedo, Samuel Alexander · (1888).
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551:San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca
452:wide, and in general more than one
331:plantation located 25 km from
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1482:Lafone Quevedo, Samuel A. (1894).
1414:Lafone Quevedo, Samuel A. (1892).
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1332:Lafone Quevedo, Samuel A. (1892).
1291:Lafone Quevedo, Samuel A. (1891).
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760:Linguistic areas of the Americas
299:University of Buenos Aires (UBA)
1608:Digital Library (in Portuguese)
1512:Lafone Quevedo, Samuel (1897).
1083:Lafone Quevedo, Samuel (1919).
892:"Lafone Quevedo en el recuerdo"
543:Historia de la Virgen del Valle
291:National University of La Plata
180:Samuel Alejandro Lafone Quevedo
23:Samuel Alejandro Lafone Quevedo
1154:(in Spanish). 24 February 2004
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1180:(in Spanish). 23 January 2011
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1202:(in Spanish). Archived from
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1590:Works by Lafone Quevedo
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1388:. Vol. 3 (in Spanish).
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1304:American Anthropologist
1265:. Vol. 4 (in Spanish).
1122:"Samuel Lafone Quevedo"
1005:(in Spanish). p. 7
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652:American Anthropologist
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558:Londres y Catamarca
495:Londres y Catamarca
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405:Conquest of Tucumán
393:Londres y Catamarca
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