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Al estudiar el Período Formativo (ca. 2000/1500 AC–400 DC) del norte de Chile, es evidente que el problema de las relaciones, influencias o arribo de las sociedades altiplánicas está constantemente presente a la hora de comprenderlo. En este contexto y teniendo en cuenta el avance de las investigaciones arqueológicas en Bolivia, Perú y Chile, en el presente artículo se evalúan los indicadores considerados para plantear la presencia altoandina en el Norte Grande y se postulan interpretaciones preliminares sobre los vínculos establecidos entre las sociedades formativas del Altiplano Circumtiticaca y Meridional, y las de la vertiente occidental. Understanding the Formative Period (ca. 2000/1500 BC– 400 AD) in Northern Chile, evidences concernment with Altiplanic relationship, influence or population arrival. On such basis, in this paper we evaluate the indicators considered to confirm Altiplanic human presence in Northern Chile, and offer preliminary interpretations about the links established between formative societies, taking into account the development and progress of archeological research in Bolivia, Peru and Chile.

Se analiza el caso de la Compañía Huanchaca de Bolivia como prototipo de un proceso de instauración de una economía capitalista de enclave industrial en el sudoeste de Bolivia, centrando el análisis en la transición artesanal a la industrial y sus efectos tecnológicos, mecánicos y urbanos que resultaron gravitantes para procesos migratorios. Del mismo modo, se caracteriza este proceso de industrialización que trae aparejado enlaces asimétricos con los saberes tradicionales, estableciendo nuevas formas de control por parte del Estado y capitalistas mineros hacia los indígenas, estableciendo, de esta forma, nuevas relaciones sociales.