South American Archology An Introduction to the Archology of the South Amer
South American Archology An Introduction to the Archology of the South Amer
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Lo 6-8. Red I'niTKKV : Truxili. O (Scale : i. I I2TH : 2-5. 1/9TH ; 6-8, i/6th) PERU— SEQUENCE OF CULTURES 187 tuted by the fact that pottery of the Tiahuanaco type has not been found in the highlands north of Titicaca, but the archaeology of the highlands is very imperfectly known. No graves of undoubtedly early date have been dis- covered (exceptatTiahuanacoitselfand in Titicaca island) and theclimaticconditions in this region are not favour- able to the preservation of remains for a great la...pse of time, as in the coastlands, except at great altitudes such as the Titicaca region itself. It may be that the con- quest of the Cordillera north of Ollantaitambo has been transferred by Montesinos from the latter Inca empire to the period covered by his early list of kings, and that the Tiahuanaco dominion may have been con- fined to the Collao and the coast ; but this leaves the Chavin monolith unexplained. However, in the present imperfect state of our knowledge an entirely satisfac- tory explanation cannot be expected ; it is only possible to put forward a tentative theory which must be modi- fied in accordance with future researches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lo 6-8. Red I'niTKKV : Truxili. O (Scale : i. I I2TH : 2-5. 1/9TH ; 6-8, i/6th) PERU— SEQUENCE OF CULTURES 187 tuted by the fact that pottery of the Tiahuanaco type has not been found in the highlands north of Titicaca, but the archaeology of the highlands is very imperfectly known. No graves of undoubtedly early date have been dis- covered (exceptatTiahuanacoitselfand in Titicaca island) and theclimaticconditions in this region are not favour- able to the preservation of remains for a great la...pse of time, as in the coastlands, except at great altitudes such as the Titicaca region itself. It may be that the con- quest of the Cordillera north of Ollantaitambo has been transferred by Montesinos from the latter Inca empire to the period covered by his early list of kings, and that the Tiahuanaco dominion may have been con- fined to the Collao and the coast ; but this leaves the Chavin monolith unexplained. However, in the present imperfect state of our knowledge an entirely satisfac- tory explanation cannot be expected ; it is only possible to put forward a tentative theory which must be modi- fied in accordance with future researches.
What to read after South American Archology An Introduction to the Archology of the South Amer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Athol Joyce to read onlineMoreLess
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