Geoglyphs in time and space
Geoglyphs in time and space
https://doi.org/10.21670/ref.1995.35-36.a04
Palabras clave:
Geoglifos, Alineamiento de piedras, Arte, ReligiónResumen
Poniendo de la relación entre el arte y la religión, este artículo examina dos tipos de arte construidos sobre la tierra misma: alineamiento de piedras y geógrafos. Aquí se exponen brevemente las diferencias y semejanzas de forma y contenido de este arte en varias regiones y finalmente se proponen algunas teorías sobre su significado religioso.Abstract Using the relationship between art and religion u a take-off point. This article examines two types of earthen art: rock alignments and geoalypht. Differences and similarities in form and content are discussed. As regarding earthen art in various locations, and speculations are made as regarding their religious significance.
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