SOCIAL CHANGES, TERRITORY, AND HERITAGE: INDIGENOUS AMAZONIAN DWELLINGS IN THE MADRE DE DIOS RIVER BASIN AND TRIBUTARIES (PERU)

Valcuende del Río J.M.; Olórtegui del Castillo T.; Rumenhöeller K. · Dialogo Andino (2025)

Resumen

This article analyzes the changes experienced in the architecture of indigenous dwellings in the Madre de Dios River Basin and its tributaries over the last thirty years. This analysis will provide an in-depth look at the heritage significance of some forms of construction, which refer us to different processes of territorial appropriation, and to the progressive impact of the globalized world on communities that are inserted into national society from a structural position of inequality.

Instituciones: Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas