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Museum of San Pedro De Atacama, Northern Chile
Encyclopedia of Global Archaeology, 2020Patricia Ayala, Fernanda Kalazich
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Latin American Antiquity, 2022
El caracol terrestre Megalobulimus spp. ha sido registrado con gran frecuencia en cementerios prehispánicos de los oasis de San Pedro de Atacama, Chile, a pesar de su carácter ajeno al entorno desértico de esta región.
Helena Horta Tricallotis +2 more
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El caracol terrestre Megalobulimus spp. ha sido registrado con gran frecuencia en cementerios prehispánicos de los oasis de San Pedro de Atacama, Chile, a pesar de su carácter ajeno al entorno desértico de esta región.
Helena Horta Tricallotis +2 more
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Structure of the Prehistoric Population of San Pedro de Atacama
Current Anthropology, 2000La culture de san Pedro de Atacama s'est developpee globalement entre 500 BC et 1500 AD. Les auteurs veulent observer l'evolution de la structure genetique et la micro-evolution de la population en fonction de l'effet produit par la vie sur les hauts plateaux. Ils ont mesures 120 crânes et les ont relie a des variances phenotypiques. De la, ils suivent
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Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology
Since 2000, Atacama communities and state agencies established agreements for the installation of a management system for natural and archaeological sites located in Los Flamencos National Reserve (Northern Chile) that have become prominent ethnic ...
A. Valenzuela, C. Chiappe
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Since 2000, Atacama communities and state agencies established agreements for the installation of a management system for natural and archaeological sites located in Los Flamencos National Reserve (Northern Chile) that have become prominent ethnic ...
A. Valenzuela, C. Chiappe
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Oral health in prehistoric San Pedro de Atacama oases, Northern Chile
HOMO, 2015After almost 2000 years of local development, including limited trading with neighboring ethnic groups, the societies that occupied the oases of San Pedro de Atacama, Northern Chile, became part of the trade web of the Tiwanaku empire, between 500 and 1000 CE.
R E, Oliveira, W A, Neves
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Petrography and pXRF at San Pedro de Atacama, Northern Chile:
2016Burial analysis dominates the study of ancient ceramics from San Pedro de Atacama, a pivotal archaeological center in northern Chile. This occurs, however, with little ability to tie specific ceramic objects to specific tombs due to a reorganization of the archaeological collection after 1980 (Hubbe et al. 2011).
Stovel, Emily M. +2 more
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Cultural heritage and tourism in San Pedro de Atacama, Chile
Campos en Ciencias Sociales, 2013This article observes social dynamics and the impact tourism has over the community of San Pedro de Atacama, Chile. How is cultural patrimony constructed, appropriated and valued as a function of tourism? How is the landscape transformed and adapted to the dynamics of tourism?
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Indígenas desencajados y museo en San Pedro de Atacama
The processes of heritage and Atacama nativism are part of a scientific, museum and community dynamics of cultural revitalization, in a maelstrom of external political, economic and social demands.
H. Morales, L. Quiroz
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International Journal of Osteoarchaeology, 2023
Colleen M. Cheverko +4 more
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