%0 Journal Article
%T REVISITA AL TERCER CASO DE VERTICALIDAD DE JOHN MURRA EN LAS COSTAS DE LOS ANDES CENTRALES Y CENTRO SUR
%A Santoro
%A Calogero M
%A Dillehay
%A Tom D
%A Hidalgo
%A Jorge
%A Valenzuela R
%A Daniela
%A Romero G
%A ¨˘lvaro L
%A Rothhammer
%A Francisco
%A Standen
%A Vivien G
%J Chungar¨˘ (Arica)
%D 2010
%I Scientific Electronic Library Online
%R 10.4067/S0717-73562010000100038
%X archaeological, ethnohistorical, and hioanthropological data from late intermediate and late periods (ca. a.d. 1,000-1,530) was cross-examined to evaluate whether people of the lluta valley organized their economy under the third case of john murra model ofverticality. to do this, we focused on the chaupiyunga sector a geographic ethnocategory of high valuation in the system of the ecological tiers between the coast and highlands, for its productive qualities and geographic connectivity. the cultural composition of this basin located in the western valleys sub area, of the south central andes was compared of what has been observed in the chill¨Žn valleys, in the central andes. the archaeological arrangement in both zones combines a variety of cultural ceramic style components. while the lluta valley shows a mixture of items from the lowlands, sierra, altiplano and inka, the chill¨Žn basin integrates coastal, chaupiyunga and high-andean elements. for the lluta case funerary and rock ark features. xvi and xvii century ethnohistorical sources, of different level of specificity, coincide for both regions the interrelation of several social entities. it is important to note that the heterogeneous scenario of the chaupiyunga is observed in similar ecological zones in southern peru, which contrasts with the homogeneity of the lower sections of the valleys. the state of the art does not allow to precise the mechanisms of interaction and complementarity to explain the variability of the archaeological records. first there is not correspondence with the idea of multiethnic "islands " differentiated by particular set features among themselves. on the contrary, the material is mixed in each of the studied sites, which seem to mean that several mechanisms of interaction were simultaneously or sequentially functioning. we conclude that chaupiyunga was a multiethnic ecological space co-habited, visited and or lead by social groups of diverse origin that access to this productive zon
%K verticality
%K complementarity
%K central and south central andes
%K late intermediate period
%K late horizon and early colonial period.
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