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Revisión y crítica de la terminología relacionada con la cultura Tiwanaku en el ámbito Andino [PDF]
, 1977 La pluralidad de conceptos que, a lo largo de tantos años de investigadón han sido definidos para calificar distintos aspectos del problema de la Cultura Tiwanaku y su influencia en el ámbito andino, se ha convertido en un factor de confusión que ...
Berenguer Rodríguez, José +1 more
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The site of Tiwanaku is the focal of the Tiwanaku Religion, home to monoliths, monumental stone and mud architecture, and sunken courts.
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Vessels, Burials and Households: Piñami's Evidence of the Tiwanaku State in the Central Valley of Cochabamba [PDF]
, 2019 In the middle of the flatlands of the Cochabamba Central Valley of Bolivia, Piñami, one of many habitation mounds in the valley, is exceptional for producing some of the most extensive Tiwanaku-era evidence from Cochabamba. Over the course of five years,
Anderson, Karen A.
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DAITING THE TIWANAKU STATE [PDF]
Chungará (Arica), 2004 The number of radiocarbon dates associated with the Tiwanaku state has grown through the years, and there are more than 130 published 14C determinations. In this paper radiocarbon dates from different regions of the Tiwanaku culture area were collected, described, calibrated and analyzed.
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A Bayesian Re-Assessment of the Earliest Radiocarbon Dates from Tiwanaku, Bolivia [PDF]
, 2012 The development of sociopolitical complexity at Tiwanaku around AD 500 was one of the major episodes of social change in the history of the Lake Titicaca Basin.
Marsh, Erik J.
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Bulletin de l'Institut Français d'Études Andines, 2018 The Franco-Bolivian Mission “Palaeoenvironment and Archaeology of the Guaquira –Tiwanaku River” tries to restore the evolution of the landscape in contact with one of the most emblematic cultures of the Andes.
Marc-Antoine Vella +16 more
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Prehispanic Aymara expansion, the Southern Altiplano and San Pedro de Atacama
Estudios Atacameños, 1984 Aymara speakers are intrusive into the Southern Peruvian Coast and Northern Chilean coast during Tiwanaku Period V, with the establishment of mitmaquna settlements. Trade can be dated much earlier.
David Browman
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Bulletin de l'Institut Français d'Études Andines, 2007 In this article, we analyze an exceptional ritual find from the Tiwanaku culture. Our intent is to understand the ritual and medicinal relevance of this assemblage, a q’ipichata belonging to a Tiwanaku shaman-priest found at the site of Pallqa in the ...
Carmen Beatriz Loza
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Tiwanaku ceramic style and its influence on theory, interpretation, and conclusions of Andean archaeologists [PDF]
, 2007 This paper investigates the interpretation of ceramic style in the context of Andean Archaeology. I will focus specifically on the ceramics of the Tiwanaku people that occupied the Lake Titicaca Basin for nearly a thousand years.
Haupt, Beth M.
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Iconografía tiwanaku en la parafernalia inhalatoria de los Andes centro-sur [PDF]
, 2001 En este trabajo se presenta un análisis de la iconografía tiwanaku en los equipos de inhalar polvos psicoactivos, con referencia a la escultura lítica, textiles y cerámica.
Torres, Constantino M.
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