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Moche, Vicús Moche y el Mochica temprano
Bulletin De L'Institut Français D'études Andines, 1992 Moche, Vicús Moche and early Mochica Abstract In order to define the chronological relationships between the Upper Piura drainage and the "classic" Moche hearthland in the Chicama, Moche and Viru valleys this paper presents and discusses previously ...
Peter Kaulicke
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Abstract This chapter sketches the major phonological and morphosyntactic features of the Mochica language of the North Coast of Peru [ISO 369-3: omc, Glottocode: moch1259]. Mochica, a dormant language that has been documented in various stages of development between the 16th and early 20th centuries and that that is currently ...
Matthias Urban
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, 2008 470 p. :il., mapasEste volumen reúne veintisiete ensayos de jóvenes investigadores –muchos de los cuales iniciaron aquí su carrera profesional– dedicados al desarrollo de la sociedad mochica y otras sociedades complejas de la costa norte del Perú.
Congreso Internacional de Jóvenes Investigadores de la Cultura Mochica +4 more
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Pampa Grande and the Mochica Culture
Museum Anthropology, 1995Pampa Grande and the Mochica Culture, Izumi Shimada. Austin: University of Texas Press, 1994. xv. 323 pp. 58 b/w photographs, 112 line drawings, 12 maps, 14 tables, notes, bibliography, index. $60.00 (cloth).
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A Mochica Painting at Pañamarca, Peru
American Antiquity, 1961AbstractA polychrome mural in the upper portion of the temple pyramid at Panamarca in the Nepena valley depicts a religious procession before a sacrifice. The main figures are a priest followed by two assistants, three prisoners, and a guard. The mural contains several motifs new to Mochica painting.
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An Incised Mochica Knife of Copper
American Antiquity, 1963AbstractIn the Nathan Cummings collection, Chicago, is a copper knife from Peru with an incised design depicting the Mochica-style cat headdress often shown in vase paintings and on modeled figure jars. The knife is similar in form to weapons carried by warriors shown in vase paintings; these weapons are probably knives rather than axes.
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La ocupación Mochica Medio en San José de Moro
, 2008 Páginas 81-104Desde el hallazgo de las tumbas de las sacerdotisas, San José de Moro es considerado uno de los sitios Mochica Tardío más complejos excavados en el Perú.
Carpio Perla, Martín del
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Le piment et l'iconographie mochica
1985INDIANA, Bd. 10 (1985)
Hocquenghem, Anne Marie +1 more
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