Estilo, arte rupestre y sociedad en la zona central de Chile

  • Andrés Troncoso Meléndez
Keywords: Style, Rock Art, Knowledge-Power, Aconcagua Valley, Late Intermediate Period, Inca Period,

Abstract

Style, rock art and society in Central Chile. In this paper we discuss the concept of style from a rock art viewpoint and we propose an holistic definition to it. This definition includes from the drawings to settlement patterns of the rock art stations. We exemplify our proposition with a study of the preincaic and incaic rock art from Central Chile, where we suggest the importance of studying rock art to understand the prehispanic processes of social construction of reality.

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Published
2002-01-01
How to Cite
Troncoso Meléndez A. . (2002). Estilo, arte rupestre y sociedad en la zona central de Chile. Complutum, 13, 135-153. https://revistas.ucm.es/index.php/CMPL/article/view/CMPL0202110135A
Issue
Vol. 13 (2002)
Section
Articles

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