San Pedro de Atacama y la Cuestión Tiwanaku en el Norte de Chile: Impresiones a partir de un Clásico Estudio Cerámico y la Evidencia Bioarqueológica Actual (400-1.000 D.C.)

A new analysis of black-polished pottery from San Pedro de Atacama, combined with bioarchaeological evidence, reveals a more complex and unequal social reality in the region during 400-1000 D.C., challenging traditional views of Tiwanaku's influence. The study reinterprets the relationship between Tiwanaku and San Pedro de Atacama by examining classic pottery from cemeteries, suggesting that local dynamics played a significant role in shaping social structures, rather than solely relying on economic or iconographic determinism.

Uribe R, M., Santana-Sagredo, F., Maturana F, A., Flores C, S., & Agüero P, C. (2016). SAN PEDRO DE ATACAMA Y LA CUESTIÓN TIWANAKU EN EL NORTE DE CHILE: IMPRESIONES A PARTIR DE UN CLÁSICO ESTUDIO CERÁMICO Y LA EVIDENCIA BIOARQUEOLÓGICA ACTUAL (400-1.000 D.C.). Chungará (Arica), (ahead), 0. https://doi.org/10.4067/s0717-73562016005000017