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Subject(s)

• Indigenous peoples of South America—Peru—Lima (Department)—Antiquities [Browse]
• Excavations (Archaeology)—Peru—Lima (Department). [Browse]
• Lima (Peru : Department)—Antiquities [Browse]
• Chillón River Valley (Peru)—Antiquities [Browse]
• Indigenous Studies [Browse]

Editor

Pinedo, Omar [Browse]

Summary note

The book comprises a series of research articles that were carried out in the northern part of the city of Lima, in which evidence of human occupations from the Formative, Regional Developments, Regional States and the Inca periods are shown. These works were presented at the symposium of the same name held in the district of Los Olivos in August 2018. The main objective of the event was to visualize and draw the attention of the general public and the authorities to the archaeological heritage that every year is disappearing due to the urban advance of the city.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references.

Language note

In Spanish.

Contents

• Prólogo / Tom D. Dillehay
• 1. Del Precerámico Tardío al Horizonte Temprano en el valle del río Chillón / Joaquín Narváez Luna
• 2. El Pacífico: un sitio temprano sobre un cerro de Lima Norte / Luis Flores Blanco, Norka Gamarra, Lucero Cayo, Katia Herrera, Ángel Infantes, Eduardo Chávez, Katty Flores y Luis Loza
• 3. Alcances sobre la religión de la cultura Lima en el cerro Loma Larga entre los años 400 a 500 d.C. / Jessica Pareja Carrión
• 4. Dinámica ceremonial de las estructuras piramidales tardías en el valle bajo del Chillón / Antonio Raymondi Cárdenas y Genaro Barr Argomedo
• 5. Una aproximación a la cultura ColliLima / Claudina Zavala Glaston
• 6. La industria cerámica en la Huaca Naranjal y el curacazgo de Aznapuquio / Miguel Cornejo Guerrero.

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ISBN

• 9789908268668
• 990826866X

OCLC

1285433397

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