Cave, Stones and Adobe. Quechua Understanding of Social Change through the House
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Bolivia, Quechuas, past, architecture, dwelling, social progress.
Abstract
Coipasi is a Quechua community. Its people tell the time and the community’s development through the interpretation of different places, within their territory, that have been occupied throughout history. In this paper, I discuss the important meaning that appear to have housing structures and materials that are made, indicating a progress from the stone or the cave in the remote past, to today’s modern materials.Downloads
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2012-09-21
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Muñoz Morán Ó. (2012). Cave, Stones and Adobe. Quechua Understanding of Social Change through the House. Revista Española de Antropología Americana, 42(2), 515-532. https://doi.org/10.5209/rev_REAA.2012.v42.n2.40116
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