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Differences between Kallawaya-Andean and Greek-European humoral theory
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  • 1978Mountain of the condor: Metaphor and ritual in an Andean ayllu376 cited
  • 1985Qollahuaya‐Andean Body Concepts: A Topographical‐Hydraulic Model of Physiology135 cited
  • 1987On the Origin of Humoral Medicine in Latin America116 cited
  • 1967WHAT KIND OF A SETTLEMENT WAS INCA CUZCO?76 cited
  • 1955Hot and Cold in the Universe of San Francisco Tecospa, Valley of Mexico52 cited
  • 1984The concept of ‘neutral’ in humoral medical systems32 cited
  • 1978The Prehistoric Ground Drawings of Peru21 cited

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