The Ancash Community Archive Digitisation (ACAD) Project will digitally record a rare archive dating from the 18th to the early 20th Century, relating primarily to a land dispute between the community of Pamparomas and the Dominican order.
The following survey has been submitted as part of the project outputs:
The records copied by this project have been catalogued as:
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