Iconografía tiwanacota zoomorfa como indicador de desplazamientos poblacionales posiblemente vinculados a ciclos de transmisión zoonótica

Nancy Orellana Halkyer; Bernardo T. Arriaza; Dennis Navarro; Adauto Araujo; Velia Mendoza; Francisco Rothhammer

Iconografía tiwanacota zoomorfa como indicador de desplazamientos poblacionales posiblemente vinculados a ciclos de transmisión zoonótica

Translated title of the contribution: Tiwanaku zoomorphic iconography as indicator of population displacements possibly linked to zoonotic transmission

Nancy Orellana Halkyer
, Bernardo T. Arriaza
, Dennis Navarro
, Adauto Araujo
, Velia Mendoza
, Francisco Rothhammer

Institute of Higher Research

Universidad de Tarapacá
Universidad de Chile
Arizona State University
Fundação Oswaldo Cruz
Universidad Mayor de San Andrés, Bolivia

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Abstract

A total of 72 archaeological pieces of Tiwanaku iconography (ca. 1500-850 B.P.) were studied at the National Museum of Archaeology and the Regional Museum of Tiwanaku (La Paz, Bolivia), as well as at the archaeological site of Pariti (Lake Titicaca, Bolivia) with the aim of identifying wildlife representations linking ancient highland inhabitants with tropical lowlands and/or the Pacific Coast. Wildlife with which prehistoric groups had contact and could have been part of zoonotic transmission cycles that covered the Bolivian Amazon and the Pacific littoral were identified.

Translated title of the contribution	Tiwanaku zoomorphic iconography as indicator of population displacements possibly linked to zoonotic transmission
Original language	Spanish
Pages (from-to)	868-873
Number of pages	6
Journal	Interciencia
Volume	39
Issue number	12
State	Published - 1 Dec 2014

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Iconografía tiwanacota zoomorfa como indicador de desplazamientos poblacionales posiblemente vinculados a ciclos de transmisión zoonótica

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