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Andrés Troncoso2019

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Andean Petroglyphs

Andrés Troncoso

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Archaeology and Rock Art Studies Latin American history and culture Archaeology and Cultural Heritage

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2015The Archaeology of Wak'as: Explorations of the Sacred in the Pre-Columbian Andes 2005Wild or Domesticated? Camelids in Early Formative Rock Art of the Atacama Desert (Northern Chile)1999El arte rupestre del antiguo Perú 2006INKAS Y ESPAÑOLES A LA CONQUISTA SIMBÓLICA DEL TERRITORIO HUMAHUACA: SITIOS, MOTIVOS RUPESTRES Y APROPIACIÓN CULTURAL DEL PAISAJE 2002Rock Art, Historical Memory, and Ethnic Boundaries 2016Time and Rock Art Production:2011A tentative sequence and chronology for Checta, Peru

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