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Vertical Empire: The General Resettlement of Indians in the Colonial Andes
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La frecuente reocupación de sitios prehispánicos por estancias más recientes no evidencia resiliencias culturales, pues el abandono del patrón circular de la vivienda marca una clara ruptura cultural en los Andes.
“La frecuente reocupación de sitios prehispánicos por parte de las estancias más recientes tampoco evidencia resiliencias culturales pues, como en todo los Andes, el abandono del patrón circular de la vivienda marca una clara ruptura cultural (Duviols 2008(Duviols [1971]]; Mumford 2012).”
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- Mumford, J. R.
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- Duke University Press
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