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Pirámides : montañas sagradas / textos: Colette Almanza Caudillo [and eleven others].

Published
Ciudad de México : Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia, 2019.
Copyright Date
©2019
Edition
Primera edición.
Physical Description
135 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), color map, charts ; 30 cm.
Additional Creators
Almanza Caudillo, Colette

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Contents
Pirámides : íconos del paisaje natural y cultural de México / Ana Beltrán Achouche -- Algunas miradas a las pirámides mesoamericanas / Pedro Francisco Sánchez Nava y Colette Almanza Caudillo -- Paisaje y arquitectura en el mundo de los habitantes del Michoacán antiguo / José Luis Punzo Díaz -- Las pirámides en el paisaje ritual de Mesoamérica / Johanna Broda -- Altepeti, la montaNa de agua : cosmovisión y sistema político del complejo pirámides-agua-cueva / Sergio Gómez Chávez y Julie Gazzola -- Morir en el agua : el camino eterno de K'inch Janaab' Pakal hacia el inframundo / Arnoldo González Cruz y Guillermo Bernal Romero -- Diálogos entre la tierra y el cielo : la pirámide y la arqueoastronomía / Ivan Sprajc y Pedro Francisco Sánchez Nava -- La geometría de las pirámides : la lógica formal y constructiva sustentada en el conocimiento profundo de la geometría / Laura Ledesma Gallegos -- Integración plástica en Mesoamérica / María Teresa Uriarte Castañeda.
Summary
Compendium of research texts that address the vast universe of Pre-Hispanic architecture, from the west to the Gulf coast, and from the center to the southeast and north of s Mexico, its singularities and symbolisms and where 25 authors -mostly archaeologists- broadly address the large pyramid structures of their own areas of study. They all agree that these pyramids can be considered axis mundiʺor the reference from which urban patterns were established, in a spatial distribution that reflected the cosmogony of the construction group. The symbolic burden of the pyramids is intimately linked to the recreation of the so-called 'Mountain of Maintenance', the sacred and mythical space from which the water comes from, both in the form of currents or rivers, and the one generated in the form of rain. It is also the place where the grains are stored to feed the population and the place where the ancestors dwell. The outcome of this research was an itinerant exhibition of the same name.
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ISBN
9786075393506
6075393501
Note
"MUREL, Museo Regional de La Laguna."
Bibliography Note
Includes bibliographical references.
Endowment Note
The Hastings Libraries Endowment
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