Women Making Space in the Andes (1400-1900): A Cross-period Approach for Expanding Architectural Histories
Only fifteen years ago, the ground breaking archeological discovery of the remains of the Lady of Cao, a powerful female ruler of the Moche civilization, challenged the gendered and Western preconceptions of ancient Peruvian historiography. The funerary attire and spatial arrangement of the Lady of...
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ABE Journal
2026
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| Online Erişim: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Özet: | Only fifteen years ago, the ground breaking archeological discovery of the remains of the Lady of Cao, a powerful female ruler of the Moche civilization, challenged the gendered and Western preconceptions of ancient Peruvian historiography. The funerary attire and spatial arrangement of the Lady of Cao’s tomb presented an undeniable display of power, equitable to the better known Lord of Sipan discovered in 1990. More recently, in 2024, archeologists uncovered a throne room with painted mura... |
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