| Sumario: | This book, authored by Patricio Cerda Carrillo, explores the rich cultural heritage of indigenous peoples in the semi-arid northern region of Chile. It delves into the history and anthropology of various ethnic groups, such as the Paleoindian hunters, the Molle, Ánimas, and Diaguita cultures. The work highlights their adaptation to the region's diverse geography and natural resources over time. Through an examination of archaeological findings and historical records, the book reveals the impact of Spanish colonization and the subsequent cultural transformations. The author aims to underscore the enduring legacy and identity of these indigenous communities, emphasizing their role in the biological and cultural mestizaje of Chile. The intended audience includes scholars, students, and anyone interested in the cultural history of Chile.
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