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LOS NEVADOS DE ACONQUIJA COMO SITIO DE FRONTERA Y ESPACIO DE OBSERVACIÓN LUNAR, TUCUMAN, NOROESTE DE ARGENTINA

Moyano, Ricardo, Díaz, Martín Gustavo·2015·Estudios atacameños
DOI 10.4067/s0718-10432015000100008
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  • Observing rock no. 7 allows a visual connection to be established with the high, snow-capped mountains located in the distance, among them Nevados de Aconquija.

    “While this is somewhat speculative, there is yet another relevant characteristic of the position of rock no.7: observing it allows a visual connection to be established with the high, snow-capped mountains located in the distance, among them Nevados de Aconquija, where remains of Inka architecture with a significant symbolic and ceremonial role have been found (Hyslop & Schobinger 1991;Moyano & D”

    From On the periphery of the inka empire: spatial arrangement at the pre-hispanic rock-art site of villavil 2 (catamarca, argentina) (2024) · cites this paper as Moyano & Díaz 2015

    The ‘La Ciudacita’ section places an Inka site on the Nevados de Aconquija and describes structures with symbolic significance; the Introduction also identifies Inka architecture there. The paper does not discuss rock no. 7 or establish a sightline from that rock to the mountains, so it supports the description of the distant site but not the claimed visual connection. No page number is available in our copy. (LLM, conf=0.84)

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  • The symbolic relevance of the Aconquija cerros in the Inka period is proved by the construction of the ceremonial site of La Ciudacita.

    “their symbolic relevance in the Inka period is clearly proved by the construction of the ceremonial site of La Ciudacita (Hyslop and Schobinger, 1991;Moyano and Díaz, 2015).”

    From Under the eye of the Apu. Paths and mountains in the Inka settlement of the Hualfín and Quimivil valleys, NW Argentina (2017) · cites this paper as Moyano and Díaz, 2015

    The “La Ciudacita” section identifies the site as Inka and describes structures interpreted as symbolically significant. In “Comentarios finales” (page unavailable), the authors suggest that its architecture may have helped incorporate the Aconquija mountains into Inka state religion. That supports symbolic relevance, but their tentative interpretation does not establish that the site's construction clearly proves it. (LLM, conf=0.85)

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  • The Nevados de Aconquija mountain played a significant symbolic role, at least in Inka times, as proven by the discovery there of the remains of a ceremonial site, La Ciudacita.

    “This mountain played a significant symbolic role, at least in Inka times, as proven by the discovery there of the remains of a ceremonial site, La Ciudacita (Hyslop & Schobinger 1991;Moyano & Díaz 2015).”

    From On the periphery of the inka empire: spatial arrangement at the pre-hispanic rock-art site of villavil 2 (catamarca, argentina) (2024) · cites this paper as Moyano & Díaz 2015

  • The Nevados de Aconquija was a probable Apu in the Inka period.

    “a probable Apu in the period”

    From Under the eye of the Apu. Paths and mountains in the Inka settlement of the Hualfín and Quimivil valleys, NW Argentina (2017) · cites this paper as Moyano and Díaz, 2015

  • Nevados de Aconquija has remains of Inka architecture with a significant symbolic and ceremonial role.

    “While this is somewhat speculative, there is yet another relevant characteristic of the position of rock no.7: observing it allows a visual connection to be established with the high, snow-capped mountains located in the distance, among them Nevados de Aconquija, where remains of Inka architecture with a significant symbolic and ceremonial role have been found (Hyslop & Schobinger 1991;Moyano & D”

    From On the periphery of the inka empire: spatial arrangement at the pre-hispanic rock-art site of villavil 2 (catamarca, argentina) (2024) · cites this paper as Moyano & Díaz 2015

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Authors
Moyano, R., & Díaz, M. G.
Venue
Estudios atacameños
Publisher
Universidad Catolica del Norte - Chile
Published
2015-06
Issue
50
Pages
151-175
ISSN
0718-1043
DOI
10.4067/s0718-10432015000100008
Cited by
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