La cruz en América (Arqueología Argentina)

About this book

In the early 20th century, as scholars sought to unravel the complexities of cultural symbols in the Americas, "La cruz en América (Arqueología Argentina)" by Adán Quiroga emerged as a pivotal study. This scholarly work delves into the multifaceted significance of the cross, examining its pre-Christian roots and contrasting it with later Christian interpretations. Quiroga meticulously analyzes archaeological findings, offering insights into how indigenous cultures perceived this powerful symbol long before European contact. Ideal for historians and students of anthropology, this text invites readers to reconsider the cross's role in shaping cultural identities across the continent. Engage with Quiroga’s compelling narrative and uncover the layers of meaning behind a symbol that transcends mere religious connotation.