La Problemática Tiwanaku en Chile: Visión retrospectiva

A retrospective analysis of Tiwanaku studies in Chile reveals the enduring significance and complexity of this archaeological problem, spanning over 70 years. The study highlights key milestones, including Max Uhle's influential work presented at the 1st Scientific Congress in 1918, which established the sphere of influence of Tiwanaku culture. It also notes the recognition of this topic's importance within pre-Columbian studies, culminating in a proposed symposium at the 4th National Archeology Congress in Talca (2011). The research approach combines historical review and critical analysis to underscore the problemática Tiwanaku's relevance in Chilean archaeology.

Berengüer Rodríguez, J. (2011). La Problemática Tiwanaku en Chile: Visión retrospectiva. Revista Chilena de Antropología, 0(1). https://doi.org/10.5354/0719-1472.1978.17788