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La Arquitectura mesoamericana es el conjun … La Arquitectura mesoamericana es el conjunto de tradiciones arquitectónicas producido por las culturas y civilizaciones precolombinas de Mesoamérica, las cuales se manifiestan de la mejor manera en la forma de monumentales estructuras, templos y edificios públicos, ceremoniales y urbanos. Las características distintivas de la arquitectura mesoamericana reúnen numerosos estilos regionales e históricos que están significativamente interrelacionados. Estos estilos se desarrollaron como resultado del intenso cambio cultural que se llevó a cabo en el área de las culturas mesoamericanas durante miles de años (cronologías de Mesoamérica). Esta arquitectura es reconocida por sus pirámides, las más grandes edificaciones fuera del Antiguo Egipto. Un tema interesante y exhaustivamente investigado en los estudios mesoamericanos es la relación entre cosmovisión, religión, geografía y arquitectura. Ciertos datos sugieren que muchas particularidades de la arquitectura mesoamericana respondían a ideas religiosas y mitológicas. Por ejemplo la disposición de la mayor parte de las ciudades parecen estar influenciadas por los puntos cardinales y los significados simbólicos y mitológicos que tienen en Mesoamérica. Otro aspecto impactante de la arquitectura mesoamericana es su iconografía. Los edificios monumentales estaban decorados con imágenes de importancia religiosa y cultural y en muchos casos con escritura en algún sistemas de escritura mesoamericanos. La decoración iconográfica y los textos, son colaboradores importantes del conocimiento actual de la sociedad, historia y religión precolombinas en Mesoamérica.a y religión precolombinas en Mesoamérica.
, L'architettura mesoamericana è l'insieme d … L'architettura mesoamericana è l'insieme delle tradizioni architettoniche prodotte dalle culture e dalle civiltà precolombiane della Mesoamerica, tradizioni che sono meglio conosciute sotto forma di edifici e strutture monumentali pubbliche, cerimoniali e urbane. Le caratteristiche distintive dell'architettura mesoamericana abbracciano numerosi stili regionali e storici diversi, che sono tuttavia significativamente interconnessi. Questi stili si svilupparono attraverso tutte le diverse fasi della storia mesoamericana come risultato dell'intenso scambio culturale tra le diverse componenti dell'area culturale mesoamericana lungo migliaia di anni. L'architettura mesoamericana è nota soprattutto per le sue piramidi che sono le più grandi strutture di questo tipo (al di fuori dell'Antico Egitto e dell'Impero Chola). Un tema interessante e ampiamente indagato è la relazione tra la cosmovisione, la religione, la geografia e l'architettura in Mesoamerica. Molto sembra suggerire che molti tratti dell'architettura mesoamericana erano governati da idee religiose e mitologiche. Ad esempio, la disposizione della maggior parte delle città mesoamericane sembra essere influenzata dai punti cardinali e dai loro significati mitologici e simbolici nella cultura mesoamericana. Un'altra parte dell'architettura mesoamericana è la sua iconografia. L'architettura monumentale della Mesoamerica era decorata con immagini di significato religioso e culturale, e in molti casi anche con scritte in alcuni dei sistemi di scrittura mesoamericani. Le decorazioni iconografiche e i testi sugli edifici forniscono importanti contributi all'attuale conoscenza complessiva della società, della storia e della religione mesoamericana precolombiana. Panoramica della piazza centrale della città maya di Palenque (Chiapas, Messico), un esempio di architettura mesoamericana del Periodo classico.ettura mesoamericana del Periodo classico.
, Arsitektur Mesoamerika adalah serangkaian tradisi arsitektur; yang dihasilkan oleh budaya pra-Kolumbus dan peradaban Mesoamerika. Tradisi tersebut dikenal karena bangunan dan struktur monumental perkotaan, publik dan keupacaraan.
, Mesoamerican architecture is the set of ar … Mesoamerican architecture is the set of architectural traditions produced by pre-Columbian cultures and civilizations of Mesoamerica, traditions which are best known in the form of public, ceremonial and urban monumental buildings and structures. The distinctive features of Mesoamerican architecture encompass a number of different regional and historical styles, which however are significantly interrelated. These styles developed throughout the different phases of Mesoamerican history as a result of the intensive cultural exchange between the different cultures of the Mesoamerican culture area through thousands of years. Mesoamerican architecture is mostly noted for its pyramids, which are the largest such structures outside of Ancient Egypt. One interesting and widely researched topic is the relation between cosmovision, religion, geography, and architecture in Mesoamerica. Much seems to suggest that many traits of Mesoamerican architecture were governed by religious and mythological ideas. For example, the layout of most Mesoamerican cities seem to be influenced by the cardinal directions and their mythological and symbolic meanings in Mesoamerican culture. Another part of Mesoamerican architecture is its iconography. The monumental architecture of Mesoamerica was decorated with images of religious and cultural significance, and also in many cases with writing in some of the Mesoamerican writing systems. Iconographic decorations and texts on buildings are important contributors to the overall current knowledge of pre-Columbian Mesoamerican society, history and religion.esoamerican society, history and religion.
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L'architettura mesoamericana è l'insieme d … L'architettura mesoamericana è l'insieme delle tradizioni architettoniche prodotte dalle culture e dalle civiltà precolombiane della Mesoamerica, tradizioni che sono meglio conosciute sotto forma di edifici e strutture monumentali pubbliche, cerimoniali e urbane. Le caratteristiche distintive dell'architettura mesoamericana abbracciano numerosi stili regionali e storici diversi, che sono tuttavia significativamente interconnessi. Questi stili si svilupparono attraverso tutte le diverse fasi della storia mesoamericana come risultato dell'intenso scambio culturale tra le diverse componenti dell'area culturale mesoamericana lungo migliaia di anni. L'architettura mesoamericana è nota soprattutto per le sue piramidi che sono le più grandi strutture di questo tipo (al di fuori dell'Antico Egittouesto tipo (al di fuori dell'Antico Egitto
, Mesoamerican architecture is the set of ar … Mesoamerican architecture is the set of architectural traditions produced by pre-Columbian cultures and civilizations of Mesoamerica, traditions which are best known in the form of public, ceremonial and urban monumental buildings and structures. The distinctive features of Mesoamerican architecture encompass a number of different regional and historical styles, which however are significantly interrelated. These styles developed throughout the different phases of Mesoamerican history as a result of the intensive cultural exchange between the different cultures of the Mesoamerican culture area through thousands of years. Mesoamerican architecture is mostly noted for its pyramids, which are the largest such structures outside of Ancient Egypt. such structures outside of Ancient Egypt.
, Arsitektur Mesoamerika adalah serangkaian tradisi arsitektur; yang dihasilkan oleh budaya pra-Kolumbus dan peradaban Mesoamerika. Tradisi tersebut dikenal karena bangunan dan struktur monumental perkotaan, publik dan keupacaraan.
, La Arquitectura mesoamericana es el conjun … La Arquitectura mesoamericana es el conjunto de tradiciones arquitectónicas producido por las culturas y civilizaciones precolombinas de Mesoamérica, las cuales se manifiestan de la mejor manera en la forma de monumentales estructuras, templos y edificios públicos, ceremoniales y urbanos. Las características distintivas de la arquitectura mesoamericana reúnen numerosos estilos regionales e históricos que están significativamente interrelacionados. Estos estilos se desarrollaron como resultado del intenso cambio cultural que se llevó a cabo en el área de las culturas mesoamericanas durante miles de años (cronologías de Mesoamérica). Esta arquitectura es reconocida por sus pirámides, las más grandes edificaciones fuera del Antiguo Egipto.es edificaciones fuera del Antiguo Egipto.
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