Los Indios Choya de la conquista, a través de la documentación escrita y la documentación material.
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2015
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Centro de Estudios de Arqueología Histórica. Facultad de Humanidades y Artes. Universidad Nacional de Rosario
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A partir de la ocupación española en el actual territorio de la provincia de Catamar-ca hacia finales del siglo XVI, se producen cambios en la conformación y reubica-ción de los grupos aborígenes locales. Un caso particular es el registrado para un grupo establecido en el valle central, particularizado como los Choya / Choyanos que según algunos historiadores se asentaban en las adyacencias del río de El Tala, y que fueron trasladados a diferentes puntos del valle, siendo la última reubicación en las cercanías del histórico sitio en donde se sitúa la Capilla de Choya. Metodo-lógicamente el trabajo propone una revisión bibliográfica, complementada con un análisis del material arqueológico y un reconocimiento sistemático de los terrenos a los que hacen referencia los textos consultados; correlato que nos permitirá analizar los posibles cambios en los patrones culturales que hubo a lo largo del tiempo.
From the Spanish occupation in the present territory of the province of Catamarca the late sixteenth century, changes in the conformation and relocation of local Abo-riginal groups. A particular case is the record for a group established in the Central Valley, particularized as Choya / Choyanos, which some historians settled approx-imately the river from El Tala, and were moved to different parts of the valley, the last relocation near the historic site where the Chapel of Choya is located. Method-ologically, the paper proposes a literature review, supplemented by an analysis of the archaeological material and a systematic survey of the land to which reference texts consulted; correlate that we can examine possible changes in the cultural pat-terns that were along the time.
From the Spanish occupation in the present territory of the province of Catamarca the late sixteenth century, changes in the conformation and relocation of local Abo-riginal groups. A particular case is the record for a group established in the Central Valley, particularized as Choya / Choyanos, which some historians settled approx-imately the river from El Tala, and were moved to different parts of the valley, the last relocation near the historic site where the Chapel of Choya is located. Method-ologically, the paper proposes a literature review, supplemented by an analysis of the archaeological material and a systematic survey of the land to which reference texts consulted; correlate that we can examine possible changes in the cultural pat-terns that were along the time.
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Choya, Traslados, Documentación, Arqueología, Transfers, Documentation, Archaeology