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Latin American Antiquity

ISSN 1045-6635

3 papers in the library · 22 citations · publishing 1995-2010

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Uso de plantas psicoactivas en el norte de chile: evidencia química del consumo de ayahuasca durante el Periodo Medio (500–1000 d.C.)

Latin American Antiquity December 1, 2010 Juan Pablo Ogalde, Bernardo Arriaza, Elia C. Soto 4 citations

Resumen Este trabajo discute el uso de plantas psicoactivas en el Valle de Azapa del norte de Chile. Al respecto, en el norte de Chile existen evidencias arqueológicas materiales tempranas e ininterrumpidas relacionadas con prácticas psicoactivas en torno a la Anadenanthera, acompañadas de evidencia química que consigna el consumo de Erythroxylum. En este contexto, se evalúa el consumo de...

Shamanic Journeys into the Otherworld of the Archaic Chichimec

Latin American Antiquity June 1, 1996 Carolyn E. Boyd

AbstractA spatial analysis of rock art located within the lower Pecos region of southwest Texas and northern Mexico reveals the presence of a recurring motif that depicts anthropomorphic figures passing through an opening in a serpentine arch. An extensive review of the ethnographic literature and archaeological record of cultures within Mesoamerica and the Gran Chichimeca indicates that this...

Glimpses of the Supernatural: Altered States of Consciousness and the Graffiti of Tikal, Guatemala

Latin American Antiquity December 1, 1995 William A. Haviland, Anita de Laguna Haviland 18 citations

Application of a neuropsychological model, developed in the laboratory, to the graffiti of Tikal reveals that the great majority of the latter are products of altered states of consciousness, depictions of visions seen by people in states of trance in relatively private settings. Beneath this art's apparent surface disorder and haphazard arrangement lies a definite neuropsychological order....