13 / Excavaciones de tumbas de sacerdotisas Moche en San José de moro, Jequetepeque

Christopher B. Donnan · Luis Jaime Castillo Butters

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El estudio sistemático de la iconografía Moche ha permitido descifrar muchos aspectos de la ideología religiosa de esta sociedad prehispánica. Aun así, siempre existió la interrogante de si las escenas representadas en la iconografía eran eventos míticos, en los que interactuaban dioses y seres supernaturales, o si éstas eran representaciones de actividades reales, practicadas por individuos de esta sociedad. Recientes investigaciones arqueológicas en San José de Moro y otros s

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