Etnoarqueología de las casas Huapula y Jíbaro
The Upano valley, in upper Ecuadorian Amazonia, is characterized by numerous precolumbian artificial earthmounds. Built then abandoned by Upano societies between 700 BC and 400 AD, some of them were re-occupied by Huapula groups between 800 and 1200 AD. Open-area excavations of one mound produced a...
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| description | The Upano valley, in upper Ecuadorian Amazonia, is characterized by numerous precolumbian artificial earthmounds. Built then abandoned by Upano societies between 700 BC and 400 AD, some of them were re-occupied by Huapula groups between 800 and 1200 AD. Open-area excavations of one mound produced a well preserved domestic level, permitting a spatial analysis of activities. Ethnoarchaeological study of the Huapula house has shown great similarities with settlements of modern Jivaros groups of the area. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-ceebffd3585b4b5fae59e08e5fe12e5e2025-08-20T01:07:13ZspaInstitut Français d'Études AndinesBulletin de l'Institut Français d'Études Andines0303-74952076-58272006-12-013533734610.4000/bifea.3890Etnoarqueología de las casas Huapula y JíbaroStéphen RostainThe Upano valley, in upper Ecuadorian Amazonia, is characterized by numerous precolumbian artificial earthmounds. Built then abandoned by Upano societies between 700 BC and 400 AD, some of them were re-occupied by Huapula groups between 800 and 1200 AD. Open-area excavations of one mound produced a well preserved domestic level, permitting a spatial analysis of activities. Ethnoarchaeological study of the Huapula house has shown great similarities with settlements of modern Jivaros groups of the area.https://journals.openedition.org/bifea/3890AmazoniaethnoarchaeologyUpanoHuapulaJivarossettlement |
| spellingShingle | Stéphen Rostain Etnoarqueología de las casas Huapula y Jíbaro Amazonia ethnoarchaeology Upano Huapula Jivaros settlement |
| title | Etnoarqueología de las casas Huapula y Jíbaro |
| title_full | Etnoarqueología de las casas Huapula y Jíbaro |
| title_fullStr | Etnoarqueología de las casas Huapula y Jíbaro |
| title_full_unstemmed | Etnoarqueología de las casas Huapula y Jíbaro |
| title_short | Etnoarqueología de las casas Huapula y Jíbaro |
| title_sort | etnoarqueologia de las casas huapula y jibaro |
| topic | Amazonia ethnoarchaeology Upano Huapula Jivaros settlement |
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