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Motivo relacionado con el conflicto en el arte rupestre del Periodo de Desarrollos Regionales en la arqueolog?a del Noroeste argentino

Authors: Fernández Distel, Alicia Ana;

Motivo relacionado con el conflicto en el arte rupestre del Periodo de Desarrollos Regionales en la arqueolog?a del Noroeste argentino

Abstract

[ES] El motivo o tema de la guerra y la portaci?n de armas en el arte rupestre de las provincias andinas argentinas es el motivo de este art?culo. Respecto a la ?poca, se lo ubica en el llamado ?Periodo de Desarrollos Regionales? entre los a?os 900 y 1430 despu?s de Cristo. Se discute sobre si es posible extender lo consignado por ciertos cronistas mestizos y espa?oles (Poma de Ayala y Cieza de Le?n) a la interpretaci?n de este motivo. Estas Cr?nicas de la Conquista hablan de una ?poca preincaica de conflicto inter?tnico permanente o Edad de los Auca Runa. Se plantea si el motivo tiene igual presencia que las im?genes de caravanas que tambi?n se dan en este periodo y se alude a la tradici?n oral para dirimir la cuesti?n.

[EN] This article deals with the motif (or theme) of war and weapons in the rock art of the andean provinces of Argentina. This motif appears repeatedly during the Regional Developments Period (900-1430 AD). It is interesting to discuss the possible extension of the so called ?Warriors Era? of the Spanish Chroniclers in Per? (Poma de Ayala and Cieza de Le?n) to the interpretation of this motif. These Chronicles speak about a Pre-Inka Era characterized by unrest and confrontation among andean groups. At the same region and period the motif of lama caravans increase its importance. Oral tradition is decisive to adopt or to reject the peruvian model.

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Arqueolog?a, Archaeology, Prehistory, Prehistoria, CC1-960, Arqueología

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