Andean Past is a peer-reviewed, open-access, diamond route, numbered publication series dedicated to research in the archaeology and ethnohistory of western South America. However, short research reports, obituaries, and autobiographies are subject to editorial review only. Although Andean Past focuses on pre-Columbian times, it includes articles on the Colonial Period that enhance understanding of indigenous cultures before 1492. Andean Past encourages data-based submissions, contributions to the history of Andean archaeology, papers grounded in environmental archaeology, fresh interpretations supported by accompanying data, interim and field reports, and the publication of short documents.
Current Volume: Volume 14 (2024) Andean Past 14
Table of Contents
Preface
Editor's Preface
Monica Barnes
Obituaries
Robert L. Carneiro (4 June 1927--24 June 2020)
Monica Barnes
Thomas F. Lynch (25 February 1938--25 May 2023)
Monica Barnes
Death Notices
Elizabeth Arkush, Monica Barnes, Karen Olsen Bruhns, Richard Burger, Sergio Chávez Farfán, Marco Curatola Petrocchi, Javier Flores Espinoza, Elmo León, Lucy Salazar, Izumi Shimada, Daniel H. Sandweiss, Jeffrey Splitstoser, and Tiffiny Tung
Articles
Petroglyphs in Context: Another look at the Chillihuay Archaeological Complex in Southern Peru
Danny Zborover, Alex Elvis Badillo, Maria Cecilia Lozada, Erika Simborth Lozada, and Damaso Wile Huashuayo Chávez
Technological Analysis of a Formative Lithic Assemblage in the Northern Peruvian Amazon
Edwin Silva and Antonio Pérez-Balarezo
Possible Symbols of Status or Authority among the Wari
Brian S. Bauer and Javier Fonseca Santa Cruz
Huacaypata: The Sacred Qocha of the Incas
Carlos Delgado González and Jaime Guardapuclla Aragón
Research Reports
Quipa, Chilca Valley, Peru
Andrés Ocas Quispe, Robert A. Benfer, Neil Andrew Duncan, and Bernardino Ojeda
The Cerro Illucán Collection of Wari Objects
Brian S. Bauer
Pre-Columbian Tattooing Methods on the Peruvian Central Coast
Aaron Deter-Wolf, Benoit Robitaille, Rhoda Fromme, Robin Gerst, and Danny Riday
Shell Remains from the Quebrada de Topará, Peru--Proyecto Topará, Instituto Arqueológico Alemán-KAVA
Daniel H. Sandweiss and María del Carmen Sandweiss
Ethnographic Data on Mollusk Collection on the North Coast of Peru
Daniel H. Sandweiss
Editors
- Editor
- Monica Barnes
- Editor
- Daniel H. Sandweiss
- Associate Editor
- Ruth Anne Phillips