TEMPLOS, CONSTRUCTORES Y SABERES RESILIENTES, LOS ALTOS DE ARICA (S. XVIII-XIX)

Beatriz Yuste Miguel; Magdalena Pereira Campos

doi:10.30827/quiroga.v0i24.0010

TEMPLOS, CONSTRUCTORES Y SABERES RESILIENTES, LOS ALTOS DE ARICA (S. XVIII-XIX)

Translated title of the contribution: TEMPLES, BUILDERS AND RESILIENT KNOWLEDGE IN THE HIGHLANDS OF ARICA (18TH-19TH)

Beatriz Yuste Miguel
, Magdalena Pereira Campos

Faculty of Liberal Arts

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Abstract

This article analyzes the cultural and architectural resilience of Andean temples in the Arica Highlands (18th-19th centuries), built in a context of high seismic activity and profound sociopolitical transformation. It highlights the functional, aesthetic, and technological fusion between pre-Hispanic and European traditions and emphasizes the role of local networks of builders and artists who preserved this material and symbolic heritage, key to the history of Andean art.

Translated title of the contribution	TEMPLES, BUILDERS AND RESILIENT KNOWLEDGE IN THE HIGHLANDS OF ARICA (18TH-19TH)
Original language	Spanish
Pages (from-to)	124-136
Number of pages	13
Journal	Quiroga
Volume	2025
Issue number	24
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.30827/quiroga.v0i24.0010
State	Published - 30 Oct 2025

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