Páginas 429-490

Helaine Silverman shows in this article the complex implications for the archaeological perspective of the relationships between monumental buildings and political-social organization. This theme is developed in the case of the Nasca culture and especially, the monumental site of Cahuachi.

Helaine Silverman shows in this article the complex implications for the archaeological perspective of the relationships between monumental buildings and political-social organization. This theme is developed in the case of the Nasca culture and especially, the monumental site of Cahuachi.

Helaine Silverman shows in this article the complex implications for the archaeological perspective of the relationships between monumental buildings and political-social organization. This theme is developed in the case of the Nasca culture and especially, the monumental site of Cahuachi.