TY  - BOOK
AU  - Mohr Chávez,Karen L..
AU  - Chávez,Sergio J.
TI  - Willay
T2  - Andean Anthropological Research Group ; 
U1  - 930.1 
PY  - 1997///
CY  - [s.l.] : 
PB  - [s.n.], 
KW  - BO: LPZ: MANCO KAPAC: COPACABANA
KW  - ARQUEOLOGIA
KW  - EXCAVACIONES ARQUEOLOGICAS
KW  - CH'ISI
KW  - YAYA-MAMA
KW  - CULTURA CHIRIPA
N1  - Fotocopia; Contenido: Excavations at ch'isi
N2  - We assume this powerful religious tradition served to unify diverse groups within the Basin and that the ceremonial network also involved integrate economic, political, and social activities and institutions above the household level. The tradition laid the foundations for  the development of later powerful politics in the region, incluiding tiahuanaco, that possessed related corporate art styles and monumental architecture and sculpture. The broad significance of our project lies in examining the role of religion in political integration and in regional economic interaction over time
ER  -