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Eduardo Téllez Lúgaro, Los Diaguitas, Akhilleus, Santiago, 2008, 87 pp.
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En busca de la vestimenta diaguita chilena: antecedentes desde la iconografía cerámica
Boletín de la Sociedad Chilena de Arqueología, 2022Se presenta una síntesis del estudio exploratorio de representaciones textiles en la iconografía cerámica de la cultura Diaguita Chilena. Particularmente, se distingue un rasgo que corresponde al escote de una camisa o manta, con una banda decorada dispuesta horizontalmente bajo el vértice del cuello.
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The Unsettling of the Huasco Valley: The Complex Case Study of Pascua Lama and “the Diaguita Peoples” [PDF]
This thesis examines how groups make articulations with the Indigenous identity category of “the Diaguita Peoples” to position themselves as “consent-givers” in relation to Barrick Gold’s Pascua Lama mining project, in the Huasco Valley, in the north of Chile.
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El Arte Decorativo de los Diaguitas
Revista Mexicana de Sociología, 1943Julián Amo, Antonio Serrano, Julian Amo
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The order of memories. Discourses analysis about Diaguitas rural locality past
2017Este trabajo analiza el rol de la memoria, en tanto práctica discursiva, en la constitución de identidades comunitarias, tomando el caso de la localidad rural de Diaguitas (Valle de Elqui). A partir de un análisis retórico de discurso aplicado a un corpus de entrevistas, se identificaron los relatos que dan sentido y continuidad a la historia local ...
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Los Diaguitas: Inventario patrimonial arqueologico y paleo-etnografico
Geographical Review, 1948Henry Bruman, Fernando Marquez Miranda
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2018
In the late nineteenth century, Argentina initiated a paradoxical process of inventing an autochthonous heritage while at the same time rendering invisible any indigenous descent. This phenomenon was not limited to the military campaign against the independent southern and Chaco tribal groups. The discovery of ruins and fine archaeological artefacts in
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In the late nineteenth century, Argentina initiated a paradoxical process of inventing an autochthonous heritage while at the same time rendering invisible any indigenous descent. This phenomenon was not limited to the military campaign against the independent southern and Chaco tribal groups. The discovery of ruins and fine archaeological artefacts in
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