José M. Bastante's scientific contributions
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Publications (7)
The Chachabamba archaeological monument is located in the Historic Sanctuary—National Archaeological Park of Machupicchu (SHM-PANM). Excavations during the 2016 and 2017 seasons in the ceremonial sector defined constructive stages and changes in their functions. The objective of this work is to present the results of the two excavation seasons at t...
This article is the product of the work of the Archaeological and Interdisciplinary Research Program in the Historic Sanctuary of Machupicchu (PIAISHM) and shows the new sectorization of the llaqta of Machupicchu. In addition, the following is presented: the results of the archaeological excavations of the 2017 season both in the llaqta and in the...
The article examines a set of petroglyphs, which were identified in the Middle basin of the Vilcanota river in the area of the Historic Sanctuary-Machupicchu National Archaeological Park (SHM-PANM). It is argued that, due to their technomorphological characteristics, these quilcas make up a defined artifactual and diagnostic group of evidence for t...
The planning and orientation of the Chachabamba archaeological monument provide us with information regarding its role among various sites in the area that directly influence the llaqta of Machu Picchu. An improved understanding of the function of architectural solutions and modifications discovered via archaeological interventions has been reached...
Against the background of general reflections on the Inca building art research, this chapter discusses four specific examples of constructions in the Machupicchu complex. Separate case studies concern the Intimachay astronomical observatory, the Mirador de Inkaraqay serving the same function, the enclosure wall separating agricultural terraces fro...
The Chachabamba archaeological site contains a unique water complex erected and modified by the Incas. Based on archaeological investigations within the ceremonial sector, it has been established that the function of this water complex was strictly ceremonial. Moreover, hydrodynamic studies of the water supply canals have verified the previous find...
Besides the well-recognized central part, the National Archaeological Park of achupicchu encompasses approximately 60 lesser-known sites. Chachabamba and Inkaraqay are two examples. When using traditional field prospection on steep slopes covered by rainforest, it is challenging to detect traces of anthropogenic structures. A method that could help...
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... It focuses on an important discussion related to the changing climate around the world, and identifies the current problems and challenges in maintaining and preserving the cultural heritage of cities, villages, and open spaces. Raising this issue may significantly increase awareness of the benefits associated with the protection of historical heritage sites, as well as the vulnerability and hazards of these monuments [7][8][9]. This is especially important considering that, in regions dominated by traditional and historical methods of managing natural resources, local communities' acceptance of improvements in the field of modern renewable energy sources and climate protection is relatively low [10]. ...
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