CHARACTERIZATION OF SOME LOCAL STYLE OF THE CENTRAL COAST AT THE BEGINNING OF THE LATE INTERMEDIATE

Authors

  • Camilo Dolorier Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos. Lima, Perú.
  • Lyda Casas Salazar Museo de Sitio Huallamarca. Perú.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15381/arqueolsoc.2008n19.e12696

Keywords:

Huallamarca, Ichma Initial, transgressors styles, Orange Ornamental Style, Aquillado Style, Cream Blast Style, Geometric Tricolor Style

Abstract

This study aimed to characterize some of the ingredients typical of the ceramic phase Ichma Beginner, it is used exclusively for qualifying order stylistic parameters, to establish categories confrontations and contrasts. We believe that this is even necessary to create appropriate methodological tools to achieve results of greater explanatory scope and accuracy. In this process shows that the conformation of the different styles that make up the complex stylistic Ichma called Initial, involving both internal and external factors. Each has a different degree and mode of penetration and influence. In the second instance can be seen that the styles are not organized the same way. So much so that the form and decoration (where there are elements associated with the technique, composition and design), may each of them an independent movement, and to no stylistic traditions related to particular forms of organization. The study allowed us to distinguish the style of decorative styles and decoration forming stable units created. Moreover, we have a stable morphological style without decoration. Finally decorative styles “offenders”, which often break transversely into several distinct morphological units simultaneously

Author Biography

  • Lyda Casas Salazar, Museo de Sitio Huallamarca. Perú.
    Directora de Museo de Sitio Huallamarca.

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Published

2008-12-31

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Section

ARTÍCULOS ORIGINALES

How to Cite

CHARACTERIZATION OF SOME LOCAL STYLE OF THE CENTRAL COAST AT THE BEGINNING OF THE LATE INTERMEDIATE. (2008). Arqueología Y Sociedad, 19, 23-42. https://doi.org/10.15381/arqueolsoc.2008n19.e12696