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The cosmocentric relation with nature was one of the factors that influenced the expression of the religious world of the Nasca Culture . In the earliest period of the Nasca civilization, deities belonging to the pantheon of the Paracas culture were represented, even if they were modified in their symbological content.
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The cosmocentric relation with nature was one of the factors that influenced the expression of the religious world of the Nasca Culture . In the earliest period of the Nasca civilization, deities belonging to the pantheon of the Paracas culture were represented, even if they were modified in their symbological content.
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Cahuachi in the Ancient Nasca World
The Latin American Anthropology Review, 1994Cahuachi in the Ancient Nasca World. Helaine Silverman. Iowa City: University of Iowa Press, 1993. 376 pp. $59.95 (cloth). ISBN 0–877445–407–8.
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Twelve Nasca Panpipes: A Study
Ethnomusicology, 1979aithful production of sound, as originally intended, is achieved with instruments that have not undergone any significant change since their construction. Instruments made of clay or stone meet this requirement of preservation over long periods. The dry climate prevalent on the Peruvian coast has preserved fragile textiles and also musical instruments (
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Nasca origins and Paracas progenitors
Ñawpa Pacha, 2016The origins and endings of Nasca culture lie with the appearance, florescence, and termination of Nasca religion (south-coastal Peru, Early Intermediate Period, ca. 100 B.C.–A.D. 600).
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The Paracas–Nasca Cultural Sequence
2016Paracas cultural expression originated on the southern coast of Peru. Through constant evolution, it gave rise to a number of different manifestations. The main stages named Paracas Cavernas and Paracas Necropolis (by J. Tello) were based on the types of tombs found during the excavations and the characteristics of associated materials, mainly ceramics.
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Nasca Historical and Cultural Analysis
2016Peruvian prehistoric man faced considerable difficulties to adapt to climatic and environmental situation of the area. The first coastal settlements are dated between 6000 and 3500–3000 BCE. The needs, arising from living in extremely adverse and diversified environments, led the first inhabitants to adapt physically and spiritually to a new reality ...
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