Publication: El arte rupestre de Chiapas y sus estructuras de diseño
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Roma Tre Press / Enredars - UPO
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En este trabajo se sistematiza la información relativa al arte rupestre en el estado de Chiapas desde el periodo Preclásico hasta tiempos recientes. Para ello, se recurre a la categoría de estructura de diseño para referir a los patrones de composición que caracterizan a los diseños realizados sobre soportes rupestres donde es posible identificar reglas y recursos. Se parte también de la categoría de frontera espacial para entender la distribución de los estilos donde los productores del arte rupestre trabajaron con tradiciones de diseño, algunas de ellas provenientes de estructuras de larga duración. Finalmente, se contrastan las interpretaciones de los arqueólogos con la información etnográfica maya lacandona, retomando un estudio de caso en el lago Mensabak, Selva Lacandona en orden de deconstruir las fronteras ontológicas que impiden acercarnos a otros mundos de la vida.
This work systematizes information on rock art in the state of Chiapas from the Preclassic period to recent times. To do so, we use the category of design structure to refer to composition patterns that characterize the designs made on rock supports where it is possible to identify rules and resources. The spatial boundary category is also used to understand the distribution of styles where rock art producers worked with design traditions, some from long-term structures. Finally, archaeologists interpretations are contrasted with the information of ethnographic Lacandon Maya, taking up a case study in Lake Mensabak, Lacandon Jungle in order to deconstruct the ontological boundaries that prevent us from approaching other worlds of life.
This work systematizes information on rock art in the state of Chiapas from the Preclassic period to recent times. To do so, we use the category of design structure to refer to composition patterns that characterize the designs made on rock supports where it is possible to identify rules and resources. The spatial boundary category is also used to understand the distribution of styles where rock art producers worked with design traditions, some from long-term structures. Finally, archaeologists interpretations are contrasted with the information of ethnographic Lacandon Maya, taking up a case study in Lake Mensabak, Lacandon Jungle in order to deconstruct the ontological boundaries that prevent us from approaching other worlds of life.




