Representaciones ofídicas en el arte rupestre de Alva (Bongará, Amazonas-Perú): el culto al agua y las redes de interacción interregional durante el Formativo
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Rock paintings
snakes
cult of the water
interregional routes
Formative period
pinturas rupestres
serpientes
culto al agua
rutas interregionales
periodo Formativo
snakes
cult of the water
interregional routes
Formative period
pinturas rupestres
serpientes
culto al agua
rutas interregionales
periodo Formativo
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Instituto Tecnológico de Santo Domingo (INTEC)
El estudio de las pinturas rupestres plasmadas en un abrigo rocoso de la zona de Alva (distrito de Shipasbamba, provincia de Bongará, Amazonas-Perú) tuvo como objetivo determinar la función de ese abrigo durante el periodo Formativo, así como sus implicaciones en la formación del corpus iconográfico y su inserción en las redes de interacción interregional durante el referido periodo. El análisis iconográfico (compositivo y comparativo) de esas representaciones y la relación con su entorno nos permite plantear que durante el Formativo este abrigo rocoso funcionó como un santuario dedicado a las serpientes, relacionado a su vez con actividades de culto al agua, en una ruta que conectaba la Amazonia con los Andes.
Investigation of the cave paintings covering a rock shelter in the Alva area (Shipasbamba district, Bongará province, Amazonas region, Peru) aimed to determine the function of said rock shelter during the Formative period, as well as its implications in the formation of the iconographic corpus and its insertion in the interregional interaction networks during said period. The iconographic analysis (compositional and comparative) of these representations and the relationship with their environment allows us to propose that during the Formative period this rocky shelter functioned as a sanctuary dedicated to snakes, and in turn related to water worship activities, in a route that connected the Amazon with the Andes.
Investigation of the cave paintings covering a rock shelter in the Alva area (Shipasbamba district, Bongará province, Amazonas region, Peru) aimed to determine the function of said rock shelter during the Formative period, as well as its implications in the formation of the iconographic corpus and its insertion in the interregional interaction networks during said period. The iconographic analysis (compositional and comparative) of these representations and the relationship with their environment allows us to propose that during the Formative period this rocky shelter functioned as a sanctuary dedicated to snakes, and in turn related to water worship activities, in a route that connected the Amazon with the Andes.
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Science and Society; Vol. 46 No. 3 (2021): Science and Society; 77-96
Ciencia y Sociedad; Vol. 46 Núm. 3 (2021): Ciencia y Sociedad; 77-96
2613-8751
0378-7680
10.22206/cys.2021.v46i3
Ciencia y Sociedad; Vol. 46 Núm. 3 (2021): Ciencia y Sociedad; 77-96
2613-8751
0378-7680
10.22206/cys.2021.v46i3