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Pukara de los wak’a. Cerros, muros concéntricos y divinidades tutelares en el altiplano centro-sur andino
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Al corroborar las informaciones proporcionadas por las fuentes documentales coloniales, se identificaron en distintas regiones del altiplano centro-sur andino (Bolivia) una cuantiosa cantidad de espacios ceremoniales vinculados con los antiguos cultos a los wak’a tutelares. Ubicados sobre las cimas de cerros no muy elevados y cercanos a los poblados, estos se distinguen por presentar un número variable de muros en piedra dispuestos de manera concéntrica. Aunque la cronología de estos sitios se remonta a la época prehispánica, la mayoría de ellos se mantuvo vigente en el tiempo largo. Articulando nuevos datos arqueológicos con informaciones históricas y etnográficas, en este trabajo se presentan y se analizan diversos aspectos de estos sitios ceremoniales del altiplano andino.
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The density of pre-Hispanic ceremonial architecture, such as funerary monuments (chullpas) and fortified hilltops (pucaras), does not significantly correlate with the road palimpsest.
“On the other hand, the density of pre-Hispanic ceremonial architecture, such as funerary monuments (chullpas) and fortified hilltops (pucaras) (Cruz and Joffre 2020), does not significantly correlate with the road palimpsest (see Figure 5G).”
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- Cruz, P., & Joffre, R.
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