Basic forms and types of social communications seven Andean cultures of Peru (the period from 35–40 million years BC to 700 AD)

The aim of the study was to identify, describe and classify the main forms and types of social communication of seven ancient Peruvian cultures (Paleolithic, lithic, Chavin (8 thousand BC – 3.5 thousand BC) , Karal, Chavin (1.2 thousand BC – 400 BC), Nazca and Vicus), which existed in the period from 35 to 40 million years BC to 700 AD Four methods were involved in the study. A holistic approach to the analysis of the history of social communications helped us to analyze all phenomena, processes and objects of the world as parts of the Whole. The method of quantum chronos transmitted the analysis of communication processes and texts, archeological finds that were distributed using various communication channels at least 75 years before the moment of their (communication processes and texts) analysis. Thanks to the method of social engineering analysis, we identified a model for studying the forms and types of social communications of the cultures of ancient Peru, created another model for the analysis of the mentioned forms and types, and verified the effectiveness of the created model. The theory of cumulative culture added an opportunity to consider the forms and types of social communications of the peoples of seven ancient Andean cultures in a convergent plan. The methodology provided for the selection of seven Andean cultures in the history of the development of Peru, which left behind significant artifacts for analysis, from the point of view of archaeologists. Then a detailed description of the forms of social communication that hypothetically functioned in each of the analyzed seven cultures. Codification and classification of forms and identification of types of social communication of the cultures analyzed by us continued our analysis process. We completed the procedure during the discussion of the results, applied the listed methods of analysis and highlighted the specific features of each species. The results of the research made it possible to state the fact of the convergence of the spiritual-energetic and material-technological components of seven Andean cultures that functioned during the Paleolithic period (35–40 years BC to 700 AD) on the territory that belongs to Peru today.