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Our Elders Teach Us is a book by David Carey, professor of History at the University of Southern Maine. It outlines a detailed history of the people of Latin America, particularly the Kaqchikel of Guatemala. Oral histories are a key component of this discussion wherein they represent a compelling alternative of history composed primarily of the "victors." Preservation of both human and natural resources, i.e. sustainability, is another critical point of Our Elders Teach Us.

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  • Our Elders Teach Us is a book by David Carey, professor of History at the University of Southern Maine. It outlines a detailed history of the people of Latin America, particularly the Kaqchikel of Guatemala. Oral histories are a key component of this discussion wherein they represent a compelling alternative of history composed primarily of the "victors." Preservation of both human and natural resources, i.e. sustainability, is another critical point of Our Elders Teach Us. (en)
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  • Our Elders Teach Us is a book by David Carey, professor of History at the University of Southern Maine. It outlines a detailed history of the people of Latin America, particularly the Kaqchikel of Guatemala. Oral histories are a key component of this discussion wherein they represent a compelling alternative of history composed primarily of the "victors." Preservation of both human and natural resources, i.e. sustainability, is another critical point of Our Elders Teach Us. (en)
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