ESTILOS E IDENTIDADES: LOS PUCOS SUBHEMISFéRICOS NEGRO/ROJO DE LA QUEBRADA DE HUMAHUACA DURANTE EL PERíODO TARDíO (900-1430 D.C.)

An analysis of a sample of sub-hemispherical bowls from different archaeological sites placed in Quebrada de Humahuaca (Jujuy province, Argentine) is presented by the means of a methodology that allowed discriminate more specific differences among decorative patterns that are present in different settlements instead of current classification in “styles” that were defined for this area. On the basis of this data the complex set of social relationships in which this vessels take part -included the identity of who produced and consumed them- is studied.