No. 28 (2012)
Articles

Monolith of Pilchibuela: contributions to memory and identity from anthropology and archeology to the San Rafael de la Laguna parish of the Otavalo canton-Imbabura province

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  • Víctor Hugo Pinzón Plaza
Víctor Hugo Pinzón Plaza
Universidad de Otavalo. Otavalo. Ecuador

Published 2021-05-13

Keywords

  • Monlith,
  • Interdisciplinary approach,
  • Archaeology,
  • Anthropology,
  • Indigenous social practices

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Pinzón Plaza, . V. H. (2021). Monolith of Pilchibuela: contributions to memory and identity from anthropology and archeology to the San Rafael de la Laguna parish of the Otavalo canton-Imbabura province. Revista Sarance, 28, 100-124. https://doi.org/10.51306/

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Abstract

The article "Pilchibuela Monolith: Contributions to Memory and Identity from Anthropology and Archaeology in the Parish of San Rafael de la Laguna, Otavalo Canton, Imbabura Province" by Víctor H. Pinzón Plaza explores the cultural significance and historical importance of the Pilchibuela monolith. Through an interdisciplinary approach that combines anthropology and archaeology, Pinzón Plaza examines how this monument contributes to the collective memory and identity of the local community. The study details the historical context of the monolith, its implications for understanding indigenous cultural practices, and its role in preserving cultural heritage in the region.

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