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This article, by way of essay, deals with the frontier nature of Quillagua oasis on the banks of Loa River, Atacama Desert. Late ethnohistoric and archaeological data from a period after 900 AD are discussed. It is well known that this oasis was a place of ecological complementarity and interaction between Picas-Tarapacás and Atacamas groups, a matter that archaeological records go back to the Late Intermediate Period. In our discussion of these and other records of Quillagua, rich in algarrobo trees and water resources, we propose that intercultural tensions and negotiations resulted in the construction of a new dual social and cultural identity. A social pact that would have its beginnings in pre-Hispanic times.

antropologías del sur

El oasis de Quillagua: una nota sobre fronteras entre picas y atacamas (río Loa inferior, períodos Intermedio Tardío y Colonial Tardío, norte de Chile)