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La Orfebrería En Los Andes En La Época Inca (Siglos XV-XVI) Bulletin de l'Institut français d'études andines 46 (1) | 2017 La orfebrería en los Andes en la época inca (siglos XV-XVI) Maria Filomena Guerra y Paz Núnez-Regueiro (dir.) Edición electrónica URL: http://journals.openedition.org/bifea/8120 DOI: 10.4000/bifea.8120 ISSN: 2076-5827 Editor Institut Français d'Études Andines Edición impresa Fecha de publicación: 1 abril 2017 ISSN: 0303-7495 Referencia electrónica Maria Filomena Guerra y Paz Núnez-Regueiro (dir.), Bulletin de l'Institut français d'études andines, 46 (1) | 2017, « La orfebrería en los Andes en la época inca (siglos XV-XVI) » [En línea], Publicado el 08 abril 2017, consultado el 16 diciembre 2020. 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Maria Filomena Guerra, Paz Núñez-Regueiro 2017 La orfebrería de los Andes en la época inca (siglos XV-XVI) 1 TOME 46 Jean-François Bouchard 2017 46/1 NO 1 Oro, riquezas, recursos y poderes andinos en el Tawantinsuyu 5 Thérèse Bouysse-Cassagne COLOMBIE Las minas de oro de los incas, el Sol y las culturas del Collasuyu 9 ÉQUATEUR PÉROU Paloma Carcedo BOLIVIE Reflexiones sobre la producción sicán y chimú de vasos tipo kero y discos en plata: su iconografía y su relación con las miniaturas chimú 37 Pablo Mignone Análisis distribucional de las estatuillas incaicas encontradas en el volcán Llullaillaco 77 Salvador Rovira La metalurgia inca: estudio a partir de las colecciones del Museo de América de Madrid 97 Luisa Vetter Parodi La conquista del Tahuantinsuyo y sus consecuencias: permanencias e innovaciones en el trabajo de los metales durante el periodo de transición (siglo XVI) 133 Julio César Sierra Palomino, Maria Filomena Guerra Estudio tecnológico de las estatuillas antropomorfas y de los tupos miniatura del hallazgo de Paucartambo (Cusco, Perú) 151 Luisa Vetter Parodi, Maria Filomena Guerra Los tupus y figurinas de plata inka: una aproximación a sus aleaciones 171 Paz Núñez-Regueiro, Christophe Moulherat, Maria Filomena Guerra Las estatuillas incas del musée du quai Branly - Jacques Chirac: variedad tipológica y cronología de las producciones 193 Maria Filomena Guerra, Manuela Fisher, Martin Radtke, Uwe Reinholz Las estatuillas incas del Ethnologisches Museum de Berlín: un estudio analítico de algunas producciones típicas y atípicas 221 Lore Troalen, Maria Filomena Guerra Una estatuilla inca en plata del National Museums Scotland: estudio tecnológico 253 Luis Enrique Castillo Narrea Las paletas de calero de la costa central durante el Horizonte Tardío (1440-1532 d. C.) 267 Manuela Fisher, Stefan Röhrs, Elena Gómez-Sánchez, Regine- Ricarda Pausewein, Hermann Born, Ina Reiche, Kai Engelhardt La orfebrería en los Andes en la ¿Producto del mercado de arte? La representación de mazorcas de maíz de plata en el Ethnologisches Museum de Berlín 291 época inca (siglos XV-XVI) Reseñas 307 Editado por Maria Filomena Guerra & Paz Núñez-Regueiro IFEA INSTITUTO FRANCÉS DE ESTUDIOS ANDINOS UMIFRE 17 MAEDI/CNRS USR 3337 AMÉRICA LATINA 16660 / IFEA - BULLETIN IFEA 46-1/ MEDIDA 35,8X24 CM / LOMO OK 1,8 CM / 328 PP. BOND 75 GR. ISSN 0303 - 7495 BULLETIN DE L’INSTITUT Hecho el Depósito Legal n.° 2006-7434 FRANÇAIS D’ÉTUDES ANDINES Ley 26905-Biblioteca Nacional del Perú 2017, Tome 46, n.° 1 Directrice : Évelyne Mesclier Responsable de l’édition : Anne-Marie BROUGÈRE Comité Éditorial : Richard BURGER (archéologue) Bernard LAVALLÉ (historien) Université de Yale (USA) Université Sorbonne Nouvelle Paris 3 (Fr.) Víctor CARLOTTO (géologue) Fabiola LEÓN-VELARDE (biologiste) Instituto Geológico Minero y Metalúrgico (Perú) Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia (Perú) Jean-Pierre CHAUMEIL (ethnologue) Clara LÓPEZ BELTRÁN (historienne) CNRS (Fr.) Universidad Católica Boliviana (Bol.) Philippe DESCOLA (ethnologue) Christian de MUIZON (paléontologue) EHESS, collège de France (Fr.) CNRS (Fr.) Juan Carlos ESTENSSORO (historien) Valérie ROBIN AZEVEDO (ethnologue) Université de Lille 3 (Fr.) Université Paris Descartes Sorbonne (Fr.) Pilar GARCÍA JORDÁN (historienne) Frank SALOMON (ethnologue) Universidad de Barcelona (Es.) University of Wisconsin (USA) Efraín GONZÁLES DE OLARTE (économiste) Gonzalo SÁNCHEZ (sociologue) Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú (Perú) Universidad Nacional de Colombia (Col.) Javier HERRERA (économiste) IRD (Fr.) Jorge SILVA (archéologue) Nicolas GOEPFERT (archéologue) CNRS (Fr.) Universidad Nacional Mayor de César ITIER (Linguiste) San Marcos (Perú) Inst. National des Langues et Civilisations Alexandre SURRALLÉS (ethnologue) Orientales (Fr.) CNRS (Fr.) Luis Carlos JIMÉNEZ (géographe) Jean Joinville VACHER (climatologue, Universidad Nacional de Colombia (Col.) spécialiste en écologie) IRD (Fr.) Revue soutenue par l’Institut des Sciences Humaines et Sociales du CNRS Toute correspondance concernant la revue doit être adressée à : Institut Français d’Études Andines (UMIFRE 17 MEAE / CNRS USR 3337 Amérique latine) Éditions Casilla 18-1217 - Lima 18 - Pérou Tél : 51-1 447 60 70 Courrier Électronique : [email protected] Site Web : http://www.ifea.org.pe Composition : Impression : Vanessa PONCE DE LEÓN TAREA Asociación Gráfica Educativa Anne-Marie BROUGÈRE Pasaje María Auxiliadora 156 - Breña Lima - Pérou Publicado en setiembre de 2017 Légende de la couverture / Leyenda de la carátula : Visage de la figurine masculine inca en argent élaborée en fonte. V A 28915 de l’Ethnologishes Museum-Staatliche Museen zu Berlin. Figurine étudiée dans l’article Guerra et al. (ce bulletin) / Rostro de la estatuilla masculina inca de plata elaborada en vaciado. V A 28915 del Ethnologishes Museum- Staatliche Museen zu Berlin. Estatuilla estudiada en el artículo Guerra et al. (este boletín) © Ethnologishes Museum-Staatliche Museen zu Berlin. Fotographie/ Fotografía M. F. Guerra © Institut Français d’Études Andines, UMIFRE 17 MEAE / CNRS USR 3337 Amérique latine 16660 / IFEA - BULLETIN IFEA 46-1/ MEDIDA 35,8X24 CM / LOMO OK 1,8 CM / 328 PP. BOND 75 GR. BULLETIN de l’Institut Français d’Études Andines 2017 Tome 46 Nº 1 COLOMBIE ÉQUATEUR PÉROU BOLIVIE Número temático La orfebrería en los Andes en la época inca (siglos XV-XVI) Editado por Maria Filomena Guerra & Paz Núñez- Regueiro Sommaire Maria Filomena Guerra, Paz Núñez-Regueiro La orfebrería de los Andes en la época inca (siglos XV-XVI) 1 Jean-François Bouchard Oro, riquezas, recursos y poderes andinos en el Tawantinsuyu 5 Thérèse Bouysse-Cassagne Las minas de oro de los incas, el Sol y las culturas del Collasuyu 9 Paloma Carcedo Reflexiones sobre la producción sicán y chimú de vasos tipo kero y discos en plata: su iconografía y su relación con las miniaturas chimú 37 Pablo Mignone Análisis distribucional de las estatuillas incaicas encontradas en el volcán Llullaillaco 77 Salvador Rovira La metalurgia inca: estudio a partir de las colecciones del Museo de América de Madrid 97 Luisa Vetter Parodi La conquista del Tahuantinsuyo y sus consecuencias: permanencias e innovaciones en el trabajo de los metales durante el periodo de transición (siglo XVI) 133 Julio César Sierra Palomino, Maria Filomena Guerra Estudio tecnológico de las estatuillas antropomorfas y de los tupus miniatura del hallazgo de Paucartambo (Cusco, Perú) 151 Luisa Vetter Parodi, Maria Filomena Guerra Los tupus y estatuillas de plata inka: una aproximación a sus aleaciones 171 Paz Núñez-Regueiro, Christophe Moulherat, Maria Filomena Guerra Las estatuillas incas del musée du quai Branly - Jacques Chirac: variedad tipológica y cronología de las producciones 193 Maria Filomena Guerra, Manuela Fisher, Martin Radtke, Uwe Reinholz Inca figurines from the Ethnologisches Museum in Berlin: an analytical study of some typical and atypical productions 221 Lore Troalen, Maria Filomena Guerra An Inca silver figurine at National Museums Scotland: Technological study 253 Luis Enrique Castillo Narrea Las paletas de calero de la costa central durante el Horizonte Tardío (1440-1532 d. C.) 267 Manuela Fisher, Stefan Röhrs, Elena Gómez-Sánchez, Regine- Ricarda Pausewein, Hermann Born, Ina Reiche, Kai Engelhardt Product of the art market? The representation of silver corncobs at the Ethnologisches Museum in Berlin 291 Reseñas 307 Contents Maria Filomena Guerra, Paz Núñez-Regueiro Goldwork of the Andes at the time of the Incas (15th-16th centuries) 1 Jean-François Bouchard Gold, wealth, resources and Andean powers of the Tawantinsuyu 5 Thérèse Bouysse-Cassagne The Incas’ gold mines, the Sun and the cultures of the Collasuyu 9 Paloma Carcedo Reflection on the Sicán and Chimú silver production of kero- type beakers and disks: their iconography and its relationship to Chimú miniatures 37 Pablo Mignone Distributional analysis of the Inca statuettes found in Llullaillaco volcano 77 Salvador Rovira Inca metallurgy: a study based on the collections of the Museo de America in Madrid 97 Luisa Vetter Parodi The conquest of Tahuantinsuyo and its consequences: continuities and innovations in metals working during the transition period (16th century) 133 Julio César Sierra Palomino, Maria Filomena Guerra Technological study of the anthropomorphic statuettes and miniature tupus from a discovery in Paucaratambo (Cusco, Peru) 151 Luisa Vetter Parodi, Maria Filomena Guerra Approach to Inka tupus and figurines silver alloys 171 Paz Núñez-Regueiro, Christophe Moulherat, Maria Filomena Guerra The Inca figurines
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