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Distribución cronológica y espacial del material cerámico prehispánico reportado en el área de influencia del curso superior del río Napo, Alta Amazonía ecuatoriana
Maria Soledad Solorzano; Carrillo, Henry;
Maria Soledad Solorzano; Carrillo, Henry;
Distribución cronológica y espacial del material cerámico prehispánico reportado en el área de influencia del curso superior del río Napo, Alta Amazonía ecuatoriana
El objetivo de este estudio es realizar una lectura cronológico-espacial de la distribución intra- y extrarregional del material cerámico de los asentamientos arqueológicos del curso superior del río Napo en Ecuador, tomando como eje de referencia las ocupaciones definidas en el sitio arqueológico Pashimbi; para lo cual se realizó una revisión de los trabajos ejecutados en las últimas cuatro décadas. Los resultados permiten conocer la estrecha relación entre el área de estudio y la cuenca del río Pastaza durante el segundo y el primer milenio AC, la misma que disminuiría como producto del contacto con la región andina, a partir del primer milenio AD, por el intercambio de materia prima —oro o arcilla— más que de objetos. ENGLISH: Chronological and Spatial Distribution of Pre-Hispanic Ceramic Materials Reported in the Influence Area of the Upper Napo River, Upper Ecuadorian Amazonia. The purpose of this paper is to perform a chronological-spatial reading of the intra- and extra-regional distribution of ceramic materials from the archaeological settlements of the upper Napo River in Ecuador, taking as a reference axis the occupations defined in the Pashimbi archaeological site; for which a review of the works carried out in the last four decades was made. The results show the close relationship between the study area and the Pastaza River basin during the second and first millennium BC, which would diminish as a result of contact with the Andean region, from the first millennium AD, due to the exchange of raw materials—such as gold or clay—rather than objects.
absolute dates, Ecuadorian Andean region, Pambay, Amazonía, Pashimbi, Ecuador, Cosanga
absolute dates, Ecuadorian Andean region, Pambay, Amazonía, Pashimbi, Ecuador, Cosanga
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El objetivo de este estudio es realizar una lectura cronológico-espacial de la distribución intra- y extrarregional del material cerámico de los asentamientos arqueológicos del curso superior del río Napo en Ecuador, tomando como eje de referencia las ocupaciones definidas en el sitio arqueológico Pashimbi; para lo cual se realizó una revisión de los trabajos ejecutados en las últimas cuatro décadas. Los resultados permiten conocer la estrecha relación entre el área de estudio y la cuenca del río Pastaza durante el segundo y el primer milenio AC, la misma que disminuiría como producto del contacto con la región andina, a partir del primer milenio AD, por el intercambio de materia prima —oro o arcilla— más que de objetos. ENGLISH: Chronological and Spatial Distribution of Pre-Hispanic Ceramic Materials Reported in the Influence Area of the Upper Napo River, Upper Ecuadorian Amazonia. The purpose of this paper is to perform a chronological-spatial reading of the intra- and extra-regional distribution of ceramic materials from the archaeological settlements of the upper Napo River in Ecuador, taking as a reference axis the occupations defined in the Pashimbi archaeological site; for which a review of the works carried out in the last four decades was made. The results show the close relationship between the study area and the Pastaza River basin during the second and first millennium BC, which would diminish as a result of contact with the Andean region, from the first millennium AD, due to the exchange of raw materials—such as gold or clay—rather than objects.