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Habitar y morir en el cercado grande de los santuarios : detección de áreas de actividad entre la ocupación Herrera-Muisca a partir de una prospección geofísica

Authors: González Herrera, Carla Milena;

Habitar y morir en el cercado grande de los santuarios : detección de áreas de actividad entre la ocupación Herrera-Muisca a partir de una prospección geofísica

Abstract

El presente estudio se centra en la detección de áreas de actividad residenciales y mortuorias en la reserva arqueológica de El Cercado Grande de los Santuarios, durante la ocupación Herrera-Muisca, ubicada dentro de las instalaciones de la Universidad pedagógica y tecnológica de Tunja -UPTC-. La investigación se llevó a cabo utilizando tecnologías geofísicas, como el Perfilador EMP-400, para realizar una prospección arqueológica no intrusiva. Esto contribuye al conocimiento sin necesidad de excavaciones convencionales, cumpliendo con los lineamientos establecidos en el Plan de Manejo Arqueológico de la zona. El objetivo de este estudio es explorar las dinámicas socioculturales, haciendo uso de la noción de “entierro residencial”. Esta perspectiva permite analizar dos líneas de evidencia, que, en el caso particular del área de estudio, han sido investigadas de manera independiente: los aspectos domésticos y los funerarios. Utilizando el análisis antropológico de hogar, esta dinámica revela la influencia activa de las prácticas mortuorias en la vida diaria de las comunidades, así como las interacciones cotidianas que pudieron haber existido entre los vivos y los muertos en un mismo paisaje.

The present study focuses on the detection of residential and mortuary activity areas in the archaeological reserve of El Cercado Grande de los Santuarios, during the Herrera-Muisca occupation, located within the facilities of the Pedagogical and Technological University of Tunja -UPTC- . The investigation was carried out using geophysical technologies, such as the EMP-400 Profiler, to carry out a non-intrusive archaeological survey. This contributes to knowledge without the need for conventional excavations, complying with the guidelines established in the Archaeological Management Plan of the area. The objective of this study is to explore sociocultural dynamics, making use of the notion of “residential burial.” This perspective allows us to analyze two lines of evidence, which, in the particular case of the study area, have been investigated independently: the domestic and funerary aspects. Using anthropological analysis of the home, this dynamic reveals the active influence of mortuary practices on the daily life of communities, as well as the daily interactions that may have existed between the living and the dead in the same landscape.

Keywords

Áreas de actividad residenciales, Arqueología - Colombia, Cercado grande de los santuarios, Entierro residencial, Comunidades indígenas - Aspectos sociales, Monumentos - Cuidado y tratamiento, Áreas de actividad mortuorias, Sensores remotos

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