Arquitectura y contextos funerarios wari en Batan Urqu, Cusco
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https://doi.org/10.18800/boletindearqueologiapucp.199701.007Keywords:
Cusco, Batan Urqo, Formative Period, Middle HorizonAbstract
Funerary Architecture and Contexts at Batan Urqu, Cusco
The site of Batan Urqu, located in the Huaro Valley, in the province of Quispicanchi, Cusco, was continuously occupied from the Formative Period until European contact. Excavations revealed that during the Middle Horizon a complex of funerary buildings and structures had been constructed within a rectangular area demarcated by a wall. Data recovered by the author from excavations of the Wari funerary complex between August and October of 1992 are provided. The architecture and spatial organization of funerary structures are described, as well as the position of individuals and associated objects. Finally, a series of observations regarding the general burial pattern is presented, and an interpretation of the cultural remains, currently being analyzed, is offered.
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