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, 2019 Tiwanaku se encuentra ubicado en el altiplano boliviano -3940 m.s.n.m.-, a unos 16 km al sureste del lago Titicaca y 90 km al oeste de la ciudad de La Paz.
Ribero, Flavio
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Geomorphological map of the Tiwanaku River watershed in Bolivia: Implications for past and present human occupation [PDF]
Catena, 2021 International audienceThe Altiplano and more specifically the Titicaca circum-lake sector have recorded several major landscape transformations. In particular, changes in the lake water level lead to a significant vulnerability and contributed to the ...
Marc-Antoine Vella, Nicolas Loget
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Architecture, to state the obvious, is a social act—social both in method and purpose. It is the outcome of teamwork; and it is there to be made use of by groups of people, groups as small as the family or as large as an entire nation. Architecture is a costly act. It engages specialized talent, appropriate technology, handsome funds. Because it is so,
Jean-Pierre Protzen, Stella Nair
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Architecture, to state the obvious, is a social act—social both in method and purpose. It is the outcome of teamwork; and it is there to be made use of by groups of people, groups as small as the family or as large as an entire nation. Architecture is a costly act. It engages specialized talent, appropriate technology, handsome funds. Because it is so,
Jean-Pierre Protzen, Stella Nair
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Dating the ebb and flow of Tiwanaku and post-collapse material culture across the Andes [PDF]
Quaternary InternationalThis paper presents a comprehensive Bayesian refinement of the chronology of Tiwanaku material culture. To place this material pattern in space, we present a presence-only map of most sites with Tiwanaku redware ceramics, snuff trays, and textiles.
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Ñawpa Pacha, 2012
Abstract Tiwanaku is among the most prominent sites in the Andes. Despite nearly a century of research, it remains unclear when the site was founded, currently thought to be around 300 B.C. Excavations in 2008 in the Kk'arana sector present patterns suggested by previous research the earliest material culture is from the first part of the Late ...
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Abstract Tiwanaku is among the most prominent sites in the Andes. Despite nearly a century of research, it remains unclear when the site was founded, currently thought to be around 300 B.C. Excavations in 2008 in the Kk'arana sector present patterns suggested by previous research the earliest material culture is from the first part of the Late ...
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On Reconstructing Tiwanaku Architecture
Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians, 2000The site of Tiwanaku is thought of as the center of a civilization of the same name that exerted its influence over the southern Andean region from around 300 B. C. when it emerged to about A. D. 1100 when it collapsed. The architecture of Tiwanaku today is reduced to several eroded mounds, outlines of courtyard structures, weathered uprights ...
Jean-Pierre Protzen, Stella E. Nair
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