Pachacamac. A reprint of the 1903 by Max Uhle and Pachacamac Archaeology: retrospect and prospect
Uhle, Max
Pachacamac. A reprint of the 1903 by Max Uhle and Pachacamac Archaeology: retrospect and prospect - Philadelphia: The University Museum of Archaelogy and Anthropology, 1991 - 122 p. il., láms. 28 x 21,8 cm.
PART I -- A New introduction to Max Uhle's Pachacamac -- List of illustrations -- List of tables -- Acknowledgments -- Foreword/ Gordon r. Willey -- Pachacamac archaeology: Retrospect and Prospect/ Izumi Shimada -- Background -- Ceramic Analyses and Chronology Building -- Early regional styles (Early Intermediate Period; Pachacamac I) -- Tiahuanaco Influenced Styles (Middle Horizon Epochs 1 and 2; Early Pachacamac II) -- EPiigonal Styles (Middle Horizon Epochs 3 and 4; Late Pachacamac II) -- Late Coastal Styles (Late Intermediate Period; Pachacamac III) -- Absolute Chronology -- Defining the Architectural Organization, Function, and chronology at Pachacamac -- The National Museum Activities and Discoveries at the Pachacamac Temple -- Anthropological Museum Activities under Julio C. Tello -- Identifying the Pachacamac Temple and Delineating Early Intermediate Perios (Pachacamac I) and Middle Horizon Occupations (Pachacamac II) -- Pyramids with Ramp and Late Intermediate Period (Pachacamac III) -- Late Horizon Occupations (Pachacamac IV) -- Ethnohidtotical Approach to late Prehispanic Pachacamac -- Comparative Perspectives -- Pachacamac in the Early Intermediate Period Central Coast -- The Wari-Pachacamac Interaction during Middle Horizon Epoch 1B and 2A -- Pachacamac Autonomy and Expansion during the Middle Horizon Epoch 2B -- Pachacamac and Long-Distance Maritime Trade -- Middle Horizon Epoch 3 Transformation -- Pachacamac and Coastal Religious Centers Future Research tasks and Directions -- Bibliography -- Building a scale reconstruction model of the sun temple at Pachacamac/ Christopher Ray -- PART II -- Reprint of Max Uhle's Pachacamac -- List of Plates -- List of Illustrations in the Text -- Bibliography -- Preface -- Chapter I-Geographical Situation -- Chapter II-Etnical and Political Conditions of the District -- CHAPTER III- Recent History of the Valley -- CHAPTER IV- Former Exploration of the ruins -- CHAPTER V- The ruins-General Topography of the City -- CHAPTER VI- General Survey of the Graves in the City -- CHAPTER VII- The temple of Pachakamaj -- CHAPTER VIII- The Cementery in the Temple Grounds-General Remarks -- CHAPTER IX- Discovery of Earlier Graves under the Base of the Temple -- Chapter X - Grave-finds -- Graves of the Ancient Cementery under the Bae of the Temple, and in Front of it under the New Soil -- Finds in the Style o Tiahuanaco -- CHAPTER XI- Finds in the Epigone Style -- A. Pottey -- B. Textiles -- C. Woodcarvings -- D. Ornaments of Shell, Bone and Teeth -- E. Spinning-whorls -- CHAPTER XII- The Graves in the New Soil -- A- Pottery -- B. textiles -- C. Metal Implements -- CHAPTER XIII- Graves in a Second Stratum of the New Soil in Front of the Temple Marks of the Inca Nobility -- CHAPTER XIV- The Graves in the Uncovered Section of Cementery I -- A. Pottery -- B. Textiles -- Description of Objects -- General Review of the Period -- CHAPTER XV- Remarks on the History of the Temple -- The Divinity of the Temple-its Historical Figure -- The Divinity of the Temple According to Myths -- The God as the Centre of an Organized nature Cult -- Conquest of the Sanctuary by the Incas -- CHAPTER XVI- THe city withum the Inner Walls -- Types of Buildings -- Constructive Detail -- Conclusions -- CHAPTER XVII- The Outskirts of the Town -- Objects Recovered from the Outer Zone of the City -- A. Pottery -- B. Textiles -- C. Implements of Metal -- D. Utensils of wood -- E. Gourds -- CHAPTER XVII- Discoveries in other parts of the valley -- The cemetery of La Centinela -- The graves of Venturosa -- CHAPTER XIX - The Sun Temple -- Situation and General remarks -- The Northwest, Northeast, and Southeast fronts of the temple -- The temple entrances -- The Southwest Front of the Temple -- The Temple Plateau -- Details of the Exterior of the Structure -- The Architecture of the Temple and Its Builders -- Interpretation of the Temple -- CHAPTER XX- The Cenmetery of the First Southeast Terrace of the Temple -- General Marks -- Cuzco Character of the Cemetery -- CHAPTER XXI- Objects in the Cemetery of the Sacrificed Women -- Clothing -- A. Textiles -- B. Pottery -- C. Vessels and Household Utensils of Wood -- D. Ornaments -- E. Combs -- F. Implements for Spinning, Weaving, etc. -- CHAPTER XXII- The Convent -- CHAPTER XXIII- Interpretation of the Convent -- CHAPTER XXIV- Technical Points of Buildings
0-924171-09-X
Culturas Prehispánicas
Arqueología
Pachacamac. A reprint of the 1903 by Max Uhle and Pachacamac Archaeology: retrospect and prospect - Philadelphia: The University Museum of Archaelogy and Anthropology, 1991 - 122 p. il., láms. 28 x 21,8 cm.
PART I -- A New introduction to Max Uhle's Pachacamac -- List of illustrations -- List of tables -- Acknowledgments -- Foreword/ Gordon r. Willey -- Pachacamac archaeology: Retrospect and Prospect/ Izumi Shimada -- Background -- Ceramic Analyses and Chronology Building -- Early regional styles (Early Intermediate Period; Pachacamac I) -- Tiahuanaco Influenced Styles (Middle Horizon Epochs 1 and 2; Early Pachacamac II) -- EPiigonal Styles (Middle Horizon Epochs 3 and 4; Late Pachacamac II) -- Late Coastal Styles (Late Intermediate Period; Pachacamac III) -- Absolute Chronology -- Defining the Architectural Organization, Function, and chronology at Pachacamac -- The National Museum Activities and Discoveries at the Pachacamac Temple -- Anthropological Museum Activities under Julio C. Tello -- Identifying the Pachacamac Temple and Delineating Early Intermediate Perios (Pachacamac I) and Middle Horizon Occupations (Pachacamac II) -- Pyramids with Ramp and Late Intermediate Period (Pachacamac III) -- Late Horizon Occupations (Pachacamac IV) -- Ethnohidtotical Approach to late Prehispanic Pachacamac -- Comparative Perspectives -- Pachacamac in the Early Intermediate Period Central Coast -- The Wari-Pachacamac Interaction during Middle Horizon Epoch 1B and 2A -- Pachacamac Autonomy and Expansion during the Middle Horizon Epoch 2B -- Pachacamac and Long-Distance Maritime Trade -- Middle Horizon Epoch 3 Transformation -- Pachacamac and Coastal Religious Centers Future Research tasks and Directions -- Bibliography -- Building a scale reconstruction model of the sun temple at Pachacamac/ Christopher Ray -- PART II -- Reprint of Max Uhle's Pachacamac -- List of Plates -- List of Illustrations in the Text -- Bibliography -- Preface -- Chapter I-Geographical Situation -- Chapter II-Etnical and Political Conditions of the District -- CHAPTER III- Recent History of the Valley -- CHAPTER IV- Former Exploration of the ruins -- CHAPTER V- The ruins-General Topography of the City -- CHAPTER VI- General Survey of the Graves in the City -- CHAPTER VII- The temple of Pachakamaj -- CHAPTER VIII- The Cementery in the Temple Grounds-General Remarks -- CHAPTER IX- Discovery of Earlier Graves under the Base of the Temple -- Chapter X - Grave-finds -- Graves of the Ancient Cementery under the Bae of the Temple, and in Front of it under the New Soil -- Finds in the Style o Tiahuanaco -- CHAPTER XI- Finds in the Epigone Style -- A. Pottey -- B. Textiles -- C. Woodcarvings -- D. Ornaments of Shell, Bone and Teeth -- E. Spinning-whorls -- CHAPTER XII- The Graves in the New Soil -- A- Pottery -- B. textiles -- C. Metal Implements -- CHAPTER XIII- Graves in a Second Stratum of the New Soil in Front of the Temple Marks of the Inca Nobility -- CHAPTER XIV- The Graves in the Uncovered Section of Cementery I -- A. Pottery -- B. Textiles -- Description of Objects -- General Review of the Period -- CHAPTER XV- Remarks on the History of the Temple -- The Divinity of the Temple-its Historical Figure -- The Divinity of the Temple According to Myths -- The God as the Centre of an Organized nature Cult -- Conquest of the Sanctuary by the Incas -- CHAPTER XVI- THe city withum the Inner Walls -- Types of Buildings -- Constructive Detail -- Conclusions -- CHAPTER XVII- The Outskirts of the Town -- Objects Recovered from the Outer Zone of the City -- A. Pottery -- B. Textiles -- C. Implements of Metal -- D. Utensils of wood -- E. Gourds -- CHAPTER XVII- Discoveries in other parts of the valley -- The cemetery of La Centinela -- The graves of Venturosa -- CHAPTER XIX - The Sun Temple -- Situation and General remarks -- The Northwest, Northeast, and Southeast fronts of the temple -- The temple entrances -- The Southwest Front of the Temple -- The Temple Plateau -- Details of the Exterior of the Structure -- The Architecture of the Temple and Its Builders -- Interpretation of the Temple -- CHAPTER XX- The Cenmetery of the First Southeast Terrace of the Temple -- General Marks -- Cuzco Character of the Cemetery -- CHAPTER XXI- Objects in the Cemetery of the Sacrificed Women -- Clothing -- A. Textiles -- B. Pottery -- C. Vessels and Household Utensils of Wood -- D. Ornaments -- E. Combs -- F. Implements for Spinning, Weaving, etc. -- CHAPTER XXII- The Convent -- CHAPTER XXIII- Interpretation of the Convent -- CHAPTER XXIV- Technical Points of Buildings
0-924171-09-X
Culturas Prehispánicas
Arqueología
