Titlebook: Andean Archaeology III; North and South William H. Isbell,Helaine Silverman Book 2006 Springer-Verlag US 2006 Andean archaeology.Archaic pe

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Sleep and Drug Abuse during Adolescencehe mid- 1980s, although in the form of small projects (e.g., Carmichael 1988; Massey 1986; Proulx 1999; Reindel and Isla 2001, this volume; Schreiber 1999; Schreiber and Lancho Rojas 2003; Silverman 1993, 2002; Vaughn 2004) that nevertheless have achieved important breakthroughs and a new synthesis

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Religious Warfare at Chankilloecialized combat weapons and body protection. These changes suggest that warfare as a concept, and warriors in particular, had high status, and that the threat of warfare was, for the first time, a significant consideration in the organization of societies, their patterns of settlement, and the allo

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Book 2006ric people and their embodied, cultural practices. We supporttherevitalizedstudyofsocioculturalevolution,especiallythatchampioned by Bruce Trigger (e.g., 1998, 2003), which has bene?ted by several decades of valuable critique. Ontheotherhand,explanationsofthepastnotbasedoncomparisonsofhistorical pro

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Redefining Plant Use at the Formative Site of Chiripa in the Southern Titicaca Basinsive settlement of the Altiplano (capitalized here to specify the Lake Titicaca Basin region). The origin of the Tiwanaku manifestation with its conspicuous material cultural production and territorially wide distribution in the South Central Andes lies in the Formative.

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Burial Patterns and Sociopolitical Organization in Nasca 5 Societyisting information that serves as the basis for discussion about Nasca sociopolitical organization and we present new mortuary data from our own investigations conducted in the Palpa Valley (Figure 14.1) that relate to this issue, particularly insofar as the Nasca 5 period is concerned.