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Early Andean Civilization in Peru: Interaction, Authority, and Socioeconomic Organization during the First and Second Millennia BC

January 21, 2020 Publication

Richard L. Burger, Lucy C. Salazar, and Yuji Seki (eds.)

Yale University Department of Anthropology and the Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History
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ここ10年ほど、米国イェール大学と共同で進めてきたアンデス文明初期における公共建造物の出現と社会変容の関係についてまとめた学術書であり、アンデス考古学の重鎮から若手研究者まで参加し、最先端の成果が盛り込まれている。

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PREFACE

 

ONE  Wealth in People: An Alternative Perspective on Initial Period Monumental Architecture from the Caballo Muerto Complex

Jason Nesbitt, Tulane University

 

TWO  Early Settlement and Cultural Landscape in the Tembladera Area of the Middle Jequetepeque Valley

Eisei Tsurumi, University of Tokyo

 

THREE  Intraregional Competition and Interregional Reciprocity: Formative Social Organization on the North-Central Coast

Koichiro Shibata, University of Foreign Studies, Kobe City

 

FOUR  New Insights into the Architecture and Organization of Cardal

Recharc L. Burger and LucyC. Salazar, Yale University

 

FIVE  The Problem with Anchucaya: Site Formation Processes at Initial Period and Early Horizon Sites in the Central Andes

Christopher Milan, DePaul University

 

SIX  Socioeconomic Transformations at the Ceremonial Center of Kuntur Wasi: Raw Materials, Craft Production, and Leadership

Kinya Inokuchi, Saitama University

Isabelle Druc, University of Wisconsin, Madison

 

SEVEN  A Shift in the Use of Animals in the Northern Highlands Formative Period: Climate Change or Social Adaptation?

Kazuhiro Uzawa, University of East Asia

 

EIGHT  Emergence of Poser during the Formative Period at the Pacopampa Site

Yuji Seki, National Museum of Ethnology, Osaka

Diana Aleman Paredes, Mauro Ordoñez Livia, and Daniel Morales Chocano, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Mracos

 

NINE  Monumental Architecture, Stars, and Mounds at the Temple of Pacopampa: The Rising Azimuth of the Pleiades and Changing Concepts of Landscape

Masato Sakai, Shinpei Shibata, and Toshihiro Takasaki, Yamagata University

Juan Pable Villanueva, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos

Yuji Seki, National Museum of Ethnology, Osaka

 

TEN  Diachronic Changes in Sociopolitical Developments and Interregional Interaction in the Early Horizon Eastern Montane Forest

Ryan Clasby, Skidmore College

 

ELEVEN  South of Chavín: Initial Period and Early Horizon Interregional Interactions between the Central Highlands and South Coast

Yuichi Matsumoto, Yamagata University

 

TWELVE  Changing Interpretations of Early Central Andean Civilization

Richard L. Burger, Yale University

 

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