The archaeology of wak'as : explorations of the sacred in the pre-Columbian Andes
Auteur(s) : Bray, Tamara L. (Éd.)Description matérielle : xvi-403 p. : illustrations et photos en noir et blanc, cartes, schémas ; 24 cm.Publication : Boulder : University press of Colorado, 2015.Cote : SE.297Note : Bibliographies en fin de chapitres. Index. Thématique : Ethnologie | Ethnohistoire | Archéologie | Lieu sacréGéographique : Amérique du Sud | Andes | Pérou| Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| Lab. d'anthropologie sociale | SE.297 | Available | 8010668 |
Andean Wak'as and alternative configurations of persons, power, and things / Bray, Tamara L. --
The whole world is watching: new perspectives on Andean animism / Allen, Catherine J. --
Wak'as: entifications of the Andean sacred / Mannheim, Bruce and Carreño, Guillermo Salas --
What is a Wak'a? When is a Wak'a? / Chase, Zachary J. --
Pachacamac - old Wak'a or Inka syncretic deity? Imperial transformation of the sacred landscape in the lower Ychsma (Lurín) Valley / Makowski, Krzysztof --
Of blood and soil: tombs, Wak'as, and the naturalization of social difference in the Inka heartland / Kosiba, Steve --
Men who would be rocks: the Inka Wank’a / Dean, Carolyn --
The importance of being Inka: Ushnu platforms and their place in the Andean landscape / Meddens, Frank M. --
Ordering the sacred and recreating Cuzco / McEwan, Colin --
The shape of things to come: the genesis of Wari Wak'as / Cook, Anita G. --
Of monoliths and men: human-lithic encounters and the production of an animistic ecology at Khonkho Wankane / Janusek, John W. --
Final reflections: Catequil as one Wak'a among many / Topic, John R.