Funerary Practices and Models in the Ancient Andes
Herausgeber: Eeckhout, Peter; Owens, Lawrence S.
Funerary Practices and Models in the Ancient Andes
Herausgeber: Eeckhout, Peter; Owens, Lawrence S.
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This edited volume focuses on the funerary archaeology of the Pan-Andean area in the pre-Hispanic period.
This edited volume focuses on the funerary archaeology of the Pan-Andean area in the pre-Hispanic period.
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- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 320
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. April 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 260mm x 183mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 801g
- ISBN-13: 9781107059344
- ISBN-10: 1107059348
- Artikelnr.: 41610953
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 320
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. April 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 260mm x 183mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 801g
- ISBN-13: 9781107059344
- ISBN-10: 1107059348
- Artikelnr.: 41610953
1. The impossibility of death: introduction to funerary practices and
models in the ancient Andes Peter Eeckhout and Lawrence S. Owens; 2. Death
and the dead in formative Peru Peter Kaulicke; 3. Far away, so close:
living with the ancestors in Panquilma, Peruvian central coast Enrique
Lopez-Hurtado; 4. A temple for the dead at San Juanito, lower Santa Valley,
during the Initial Period Claude Chapdelaine and Gérard Gagné; 5. Tombs and
tumuli on the coast and pampa of Tarapacá: explaining the Formative Period
in northern Chile (south central Andes) Carolina Agüero and Mauricio Uribe;
6. Paracas funerary practices in Palpa, south coast of Peru Elsa
Tomasto-Cagigao, Markus Reindel and Johny Isla; 7. When the dead speak in
Moche: funerary customs in an architectural complex associated with the
Huaca del Sol and the Huaca de la Luna Henry Gayoso Rullier and Santiago
Uceda Castillo; 8. The construction of social identity: tombs of
specialists at San José de Moro, Jequetepeque Valley, Peru Carlos E.
Rengifo and Luis Jaime Castillo Butters; 9. Bodies of evidence: mortuary
archaeology and the Wari-Tiwanaku paradox William H. Isbell and Antti
Korpisaari; 10. To the god of death, disease, and healing: social
bioarchaeology of Cemetery I at Pachacamac Lawrence S. Owens and Peter
Eeckhout; 11. The preparation of corpses and mummy bundles in Ychsma
funerary practices at Armatambo Luisa Díaz Arriola; 12. From one burial to
another: a sequence of funerary patterns from the Manteño culture
(Integration Period AD 800-1535) site of Japotó, Manabí Province, Ecuador
Tania Delabarde; 13. Decapitated for the temple: a Nazca funerary context
from Cahuachi Oscar D. Llanos Jacinto; 14. Multidisciplinary study of
Nectandra sp. seeds from Chimu funerary contexts at Huaca de la Luna, north
coast of Peru María del R. Montoya Vera.
models in the ancient Andes Peter Eeckhout and Lawrence S. Owens; 2. Death
and the dead in formative Peru Peter Kaulicke; 3. Far away, so close:
living with the ancestors in Panquilma, Peruvian central coast Enrique
Lopez-Hurtado; 4. A temple for the dead at San Juanito, lower Santa Valley,
during the Initial Period Claude Chapdelaine and Gérard Gagné; 5. Tombs and
tumuli on the coast and pampa of Tarapacá: explaining the Formative Period
in northern Chile (south central Andes) Carolina Agüero and Mauricio Uribe;
6. Paracas funerary practices in Palpa, south coast of Peru Elsa
Tomasto-Cagigao, Markus Reindel and Johny Isla; 7. When the dead speak in
Moche: funerary customs in an architectural complex associated with the
Huaca del Sol and the Huaca de la Luna Henry Gayoso Rullier and Santiago
Uceda Castillo; 8. The construction of social identity: tombs of
specialists at San José de Moro, Jequetepeque Valley, Peru Carlos E.
Rengifo and Luis Jaime Castillo Butters; 9. Bodies of evidence: mortuary
archaeology and the Wari-Tiwanaku paradox William H. Isbell and Antti
Korpisaari; 10. To the god of death, disease, and healing: social
bioarchaeology of Cemetery I at Pachacamac Lawrence S. Owens and Peter
Eeckhout; 11. The preparation of corpses and mummy bundles in Ychsma
funerary practices at Armatambo Luisa Díaz Arriola; 12. From one burial to
another: a sequence of funerary patterns from the Manteño culture
(Integration Period AD 800-1535) site of Japotó, Manabí Province, Ecuador
Tania Delabarde; 13. Decapitated for the temple: a Nazca funerary context
from Cahuachi Oscar D. Llanos Jacinto; 14. Multidisciplinary study of
Nectandra sp. seeds from Chimu funerary contexts at Huaca de la Luna, north
coast of Peru María del R. Montoya Vera.
1. The impossibility of death: introduction to funerary practices and
models in the ancient Andes Peter Eeckhout and Lawrence S. Owens; 2. Death
and the dead in formative Peru Peter Kaulicke; 3. Far away, so close:
living with the ancestors in Panquilma, Peruvian central coast Enrique
Lopez-Hurtado; 4. A temple for the dead at San Juanito, lower Santa Valley,
during the Initial Period Claude Chapdelaine and Gérard Gagné; 5. Tombs and
tumuli on the coast and pampa of Tarapacá: explaining the Formative Period
in northern Chile (south central Andes) Carolina Agüero and Mauricio Uribe;
6. Paracas funerary practices in Palpa, south coast of Peru Elsa
Tomasto-Cagigao, Markus Reindel and Johny Isla; 7. When the dead speak in
Moche: funerary customs in an architectural complex associated with the
Huaca del Sol and the Huaca de la Luna Henry Gayoso Rullier and Santiago
Uceda Castillo; 8. The construction of social identity: tombs of
specialists at San José de Moro, Jequetepeque Valley, Peru Carlos E.
Rengifo and Luis Jaime Castillo Butters; 9. Bodies of evidence: mortuary
archaeology and the Wari-Tiwanaku paradox William H. Isbell and Antti
Korpisaari; 10. To the god of death, disease, and healing: social
bioarchaeology of Cemetery I at Pachacamac Lawrence S. Owens and Peter
Eeckhout; 11. The preparation of corpses and mummy bundles in Ychsma
funerary practices at Armatambo Luisa Díaz Arriola; 12. From one burial to
another: a sequence of funerary patterns from the Manteño culture
(Integration Period AD 800-1535) site of Japotó, Manabí Province, Ecuador
Tania Delabarde; 13. Decapitated for the temple: a Nazca funerary context
from Cahuachi Oscar D. Llanos Jacinto; 14. Multidisciplinary study of
Nectandra sp. seeds from Chimu funerary contexts at Huaca de la Luna, north
coast of Peru María del R. Montoya Vera.
models in the ancient Andes Peter Eeckhout and Lawrence S. Owens; 2. Death
and the dead in formative Peru Peter Kaulicke; 3. Far away, so close:
living with the ancestors in Panquilma, Peruvian central coast Enrique
Lopez-Hurtado; 4. A temple for the dead at San Juanito, lower Santa Valley,
during the Initial Period Claude Chapdelaine and Gérard Gagné; 5. Tombs and
tumuli on the coast and pampa of Tarapacá: explaining the Formative Period
in northern Chile (south central Andes) Carolina Agüero and Mauricio Uribe;
6. Paracas funerary practices in Palpa, south coast of Peru Elsa
Tomasto-Cagigao, Markus Reindel and Johny Isla; 7. When the dead speak in
Moche: funerary customs in an architectural complex associated with the
Huaca del Sol and the Huaca de la Luna Henry Gayoso Rullier and Santiago
Uceda Castillo; 8. The construction of social identity: tombs of
specialists at San José de Moro, Jequetepeque Valley, Peru Carlos E.
Rengifo and Luis Jaime Castillo Butters; 9. Bodies of evidence: mortuary
archaeology and the Wari-Tiwanaku paradox William H. Isbell and Antti
Korpisaari; 10. To the god of death, disease, and healing: social
bioarchaeology of Cemetery I at Pachacamac Lawrence S. Owens and Peter
Eeckhout; 11. The preparation of corpses and mummy bundles in Ychsma
funerary practices at Armatambo Luisa Díaz Arriola; 12. From one burial to
another: a sequence of funerary patterns from the Manteño culture
(Integration Period AD 800-1535) site of Japotó, Manabí Province, Ecuador
Tania Delabarde; 13. Decapitated for the temple: a Nazca funerary context
from Cahuachi Oscar D. Llanos Jacinto; 14. Multidisciplinary study of
Nectandra sp. seeds from Chimu funerary contexts at Huaca de la Luna, north
coast of Peru María del R. Montoya Vera.