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Pre-hispanic consumption of psychoactive substances in northern Chile suggests early exchange networks with the central Altiplano and the Amazon region
Con el fin de contrastar la hip贸tesis de la existencia de una
vasta red de intercambio cultural prehisp谩nico entre la regi贸n
amaz贸nica, el altiplano central y la costa del Pac铆fico, se
analiza la evidencia arqueol贸gica relacionada con el consumo
y uso de sustancias psicoactivas en el Norte de Chile. Se
interpreta luego la evidencia registrada configurando algunas
propuestas en torno a las formas de manejo y la posible farmacoterapia
vinculada a su consumo, para finalmente situar
esta praxis en un contexto cultural, geogr谩fico y cronol贸gico
m谩s espec铆fico.In order to contrast the hypothesis of the existence of a vast cultural exchange network between the Amazon Region, the Central Altiplano and the Pacific coast, the archeological evidence related to the consumption of psycho-active substances in Northern Chile is examined. The available evidence is interpreted configuring some propositions concerning the manners of handling and the possible pharmacotherapy associated to the consumption, to place this praxis in a more specific cultural geographical and chronological context