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Sistemas astronómicos de campos de rayas en Lima, Perú

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 20 May 2015Publisher:Colegio de Arqueólogos del PerúJournal:Boletín APAR, volume 6, pages 1,011-1,018 (issn: 2076-2658, eissn: 2076-2658, Copyright policy )
Authors: Lorenzo Roselló Truel;

doi: 10.70748/ba.22.2015.271

Sistemas astronómicos de campos de rayas en Lima, Perú

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En el XXVII Congreso de Americanistas de Lima, 1939. M.T. Mejía Xesspe da a conocer y describe por vez primera los Ceques o Caminos Ceremoniales de Palpa y Nazca que él descubriera en 1927 (Mejía Xesspe 1942). En 1947 Paul Kosok y María Reiche publican en la revista "Natural History" un excelente artículo con fotos aéreas y explicación sobre el origen astronómico de estas rayas y fi guras asociadas. La opinión de H. Horkheimer (1947) representa otra perspectiva sobre la utilización de esas líneas; y Rossel Castro (1958), una visión mixta.

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