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2019
The body is an analytical category that has been very little problematized, and even less theorized, in archaeology. This limitation is particularly notorious in Andean archaeology. This chapter resonates with the current discussion of the ontological turn in the discipline and discusses how this paradigm offers new theoretical tools for an alternative
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The body is an analytical category that has been very little problematized, and even less theorized, in archaeology. This limitation is particularly notorious in Andean archaeology. This chapter resonates with the current discussion of the ontological turn in the discipline and discusses how this paradigm offers new theoretical tools for an alternative
Luis Armando Muro +2 more
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The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute, 1998
John R. Topic, Garth Bawden
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John R. Topic, Garth Bawden
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2015
From AD 300 to 800, the societies of the North Coast of Peru adopted the monumental and portable art style now known as Moche. The Moche cultural tradition incorporated a complex system of visual communication that reproduced the worldview of the time and a plethora of human and supernatural characters.
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From AD 300 to 800, the societies of the North Coast of Peru adopted the monumental and portable art style now known as Moche. The Moche cultural tradition incorporated a complex system of visual communication that reproduced the worldview of the time and a plethora of human and supernatural characters.
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