INSTITUTE

of

ANDEAN STUDIES

62nd Annual Meeting

Presentat ions and pos ter s avai labl e onl ine s tar t ing JANUARY 3 , 2022

Scheduled event s JANUARY 13–16, 2022

Online at ins t i tut eo fandeanstudie s .org

~ Preliminary 1/3/2022 ~

The Institute of Andean Studies is the vision of John H. Rowe (1918–2004), who founded it in 1960.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

2016– : Lisa Trever 2018– : Paul Goldstein

2019– : Stella Nair

OFFICERS

President: John Rick Vice-President: Christine Hastorf

Secretary: William Sapp Treasurer: Bruce Owen

Editor (Ñawpa Pacha): Jerry Moore Associate Editor (Ñawpa Pacha): Margaret MacLean

Program Chair: Katherine Chiou Media Manager: Nico Tripcevich

Graduate Student Coordinator: Patricia Lagarde Social Media Coordinator: Alba Menéndez Pereda

Website and virtual Meeting: Jen Lampton (Jeneration Web Development), Gustavo Salas, and Laryn Kragt Bakker

REVIEW COMMITTEE

Jacqueline Álvarez-Rosales

Daniel Contreras Rodrigo Chocano

José Carlos de la Puente

Justin Jennings Katherine Moore

McAllen Donna Nash Elena Phipps

Gabriel Prieto Michael Schreffler

Nicola Sharratt J. Marla Toyne Brendan Weaver

PROGRAM COMMITTEE:

Maria Bruno, Guy Duke, Steven Filoromo, Lorena Grana, Di Hu, Caleb Ranum, Julia Sponholtz, TBD

TRANSLATION COMMITTEE:

Miriam Kolar, TBD

The Institute of Andean Studies logo is from an Inka tocapu tunic at Dumbarton Oaks.

Thursday, January 13th - Sunday, January 16th P R E S E N T A T I O N S

Presentations may be viewed at any time from the start of the preview period on January3, 2022—through the scheduled meeting events of January 13 through 16—to the end of the extended viewing period on February 12, 2022. Space for written comments and discussion is available for each. First authors participate in live discussions with audience participation, scheduled later in this program. S P E C I A L S E C T I O N : T H E B L U E R I B B O N C O M M I S S I O N R E P O R T A N D T H E S T A T E O F A N D E A N S T U D I E S

The authors will discuss these four assessment presentations with two moderators and the audience at the Plenary Session, scheduled later in this program. Presentations are listed alphabetically by first author.

ANDREW CANESSA, University of Essex (Ethnography) One Person’s View of the Field of Andean Art History

THOMAS CUMMINS, Harvard University (Art History) [Title TBD]

ELIZABETH KLARICH, Smith College (Archaeology) The BRC Report and Reflections on Andean Archaeology

TAMARA WALKER, University of Toronto (Colonial History) [Title TBD]

G E N E R A L S E C T I O N : T H E A N D E A N P A S T A N D P R E S E N T Presentations are listed alphabetically by first author.

ALEKSA ALAICA, University of Alberta; LUIS MANUEL GONZÁLEZ LA ROSA, University of Toronto; WILLY YÉPEZ ÁLVAREZ, Royal Ontario Museum; JUSTIN JENNINGS, Royal Ontario Museum

Herding Companions and Other-Than-Human Persons: Dog Burials at the Middle Horizon Site of La Real, Arequipa Peru (600-1000 CE)

ELSA VALERIA ANTEZANA SORIA, Universidad de Tarapacá (IAS 2022 PRESENTATION AWARDEE)

Paisajes Difusos, Actores Nítidos: El Rol de las Comunidades Carangas en la Construcción del Paisaje Colonial en Torno al Camino Real de Potosí (Siglos XVI al XVIII)

Thursday, January 13th - Sunday, January 16th CESAR W. ASTUHUAMAN, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos (IAS 2022

PRESENTATION AWARDEE)

La Red de Caminos y Centros Inca en la Depresión/Deflexión de Huancabamba

GABRIELA CERVANTES QUEQUEZANA (IAS 2022 PRESENTATION AWARDEE), Universidad Nacional de San Marcos Gendered Trajectories and Political Power in Sican/Lambayeque Funerary Practices

PATRICIA CHIRINOS OGATA, University of California, Santa Barbara (IAS 2022 PRESENTATION AWARDEE) Following the Caolin Trail: Cajamarca Archaeology and the Reichlen Collection

SOLSIRÉ CUSICANQUI, Harvard University The Cajamarca of the Apu Rumitiana (Santa Apolonia Hill): Integrating the Past and the Present through Community-based and Reflexive Archaeology

JORDAN A. DALTON, American Museum of Natural History Weight and Measurement in the Andes: Evaluating the Role of Balanzas

MARIA ROXANA ESCOBAR ÑAÑEZ, University of Toronto Afroperuanas in the Criollo Circuit

AMANDINE FLAMMANG, Université libre de Bruxelles; KEVIN LANE, Universidad de Buenos Aires - CONICET Hybrid Funerary Landscapes: Preliminary Review of Mortuary Structures in the Cordillera Negra, Ancash, Peru (AD 1000-1532)

ANDREA K. GONZALES LOMBARDI, Universidad de Ingeniería y Tecnología (Perú)(IAS 2022 PRESENTATION AWARDEE)

The Piuran: A Regional Entity Facing Imperial Powers at the Huancabamba Depression

CARLOS VICENTE GONZÁLEZ GODOY, Universidad de Atacama (IAS 2022 PRESENTATION AWARDEE); CARMEN IRENE CASTELLS SCHENCKE, Independent scholar

Arqueología Vial Inkaica en el Despoblado de Atacama, Chile: Antecedentes, Nuevos Registros y Significaciones Arqueoastronómicas

Thursday, January 13th - Sunday, January 16th SILVIA RODRIGUEZ KEMBEL, University of Colorado Boulder

Lessons from the Lanzon: Insights on the Construction of Social Complexity from the Early Galleries at Chavín de Huántar, Perú

JAN KLAPUT, University of Warsaw; GABRIEL PRIETO, University of Florida Camelid Mass Sacrifice at Pampa la Cruz, North Coast of Peru: A Zooarchaeological Analysis

DENNIS NICOLAS LORENZO, University of Yamagata Rutas del Formativo Medio y Tardío en la Zona Altoandina de Lambayeque, Norte del Perú

SARAH MASSEY, Independent scholar; GEORGE CHAUCA I., Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú; CÉSAR DURAND P., Independent scholar New Geoglyphs, New Insights: La Peña de Tajahuana, Ica

CHRISTIAN MESÍA-MONTENEGRO, Universidad Privada San Juan Bautista (IAS 2022 PRESENTATION AWARDEE); ANGEL SANCHEZ-BORJAS, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú Embedded Religiousness and the Kotosh Religious Tradition in the Central Andes: New evidence from La Seductora and Macabalaca in the Ancash and La Libertad regions

GILES SPENCE MORROW, Vanderbilt University Digital Connoisseurship: Applications of Machine Learning to Moche Iconography from the Donnan and McClelland Moche Archive

PATRICK J. MULLINS, University of Pittsburgh The Huacas of Confluence: Unions of Huacas and Landscapes in the Moche Valley Chaupiyunga of Peru

DENNIS E. OGBURN, University of North Carolina at Charlotte; BILL SILLAR, University College London Early Monumental Architecture in Cusco, Peru

LAURA PEY, CONICET - Universidad de Buenos Aires (IAS 2022 PRESENTATION AWARDEE) Towards a Textile Interpretation of Andean Agrarian Landscapes: The Case of Cusi Cusi (Puna of Jujuy, Argentina)

Thursday, January 13th - Sunday, January 16th ANDRÉ RAMOS-CHACÓN, Vanderbilt University

Reframing the Inca-Spanish Encounter: Titu Cusi Yupanqui’s Relación de Cómo los Españoles Entraron en el Perú (c. 1570)

JONATHAN RITTER, University of California, Riverside

Indigenous Cosmopolitans and the Tourist Encounter: Taquile’s Fiesta de Santiago as Contact Zone

LISSETH ROJAS-PELAYO, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú (IAS 2022

PRESENTATION AWARDEE), ERICK ACERO SHAPIAMA, Programa Arqueológico Chavín ¿Cuánta Carne Hay en Casa?: Aproximaciones a la Distribución de Carne de Camélido durante el Formativo Tardío en Chavín de Huántar

CHRISTOPHER J. SANTIAGO, College of Staten Island (CUNY) Singing, Dreaming and Resistance Among the Water Guardians of Cajamarca, Peru

DYLAN REED SMITH, J. MARLA TOYNE, University of Central Florida; BERNARDA ELÍAS DELGADO, Museo de Sitio Túcume; JOSÉ MANUEL VILLALTA ESCUDERO, Museo de Sitio Túcume Exploring Dietary Trajectories of Social Elites from a Late Horizon (1470–1532 CE) Cemetery at Túcume Peru

J. MARLA TOYNE, University of Central Florida Characterizing Chachapoya Dietary Variability in the Catastrophic Death Assemblage at Kuelap, Peru

TERESA C. VERGARA, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú (IAS 2022

PRESENTATION AWARDEE ) Las Gestiones de la Elite Indígena Limeña para Obtener el Cargo de Protector General de Naturales (1748 – 1767)

ANTHONY ALEX VILLAR QUINTANA, Universidad Nacional de San Marcos (IAS 2022

PRESENTATION AWARDEE ) Presencia Wari en la Alta Amazonia Nororiental Peruana: Una Perspectiva desde la Cuenca del Utcubamba

Thursday, January 13th - Sunday, January 16th BRENDAN J.M. WEAVER, Stanford University; MIGUEL A. FHON BAZAN, Gerencia de

Cultura, Municipalidad Metropolitana de Lima Toward a Comparative Archaeology of the Slavery in Peru: Lima and the Haciendas of Nasca

VERÓNICA ISABEL WILLIAMS, CONICET - Universidad de Buenos Aires (IAS 2021 PRESENTATION AWARDEE); MARIA CECILIA CASTELLANOS, ICSOH-CONICET-UNSa; KEVIN LANE, IDECU/UBA-CONICET Agricultural Fields and Pottery Technology as Expressions of Inca Expansion at Middle Calchaquí Valley, Salta, Northwest Argentina

RACHEL G. WITT, Tulane University; GABRIEL PRIETO, University of Florida; ALAN CHACHAPOYAS, Independent scholar; JOHN VERANO, Tulane University Death that Endures: A Bioarchaeological and Biogeochemical Study of Human Sacrifices from the Moche Valley, Peru

JANUSZ Z. WOŁOSZYN, University of Warsaw Bringing Toro Muerto Back to Life: The Past, Present and Future of the Largest South American Rock Art Complex

Thursday, January 13th - Sunday, January 16th P O S T E R S

Posters may be viewed at any time from the start of the preview period on January 3, 2022—through the scheduled meeting events of January 13 through 16—to the end of the extended viewing period on February 12, 2022. Authors participate in live, open discussion with meeting participants during two discussions scheduled later in this program. G E N E R A L S E C T I O N : T H E A N D E A N P A S T A N D P R E S E N T Posters are listed alphabetically by first author.

DANA BARDOLPH, Northern Illinois University; SOFÍA CHACALTANA CORTEZ, Universidad Antonio Ruiz de Montoya; VIOLETA KILLIAN GALVAN, Universidad de Buenos Aires; ANDREW HAMILTON, Art Institute of Chicago; MELISSA MURPHY, University of Wyoming; LAURA PEY, Universidad de Buenos Aires; BILL SAPP, US Forest Service; BETH K. SCAFFIDI, University of California, Merced Power, Politics, and Public Secrets: Assessing the Impacts of Sexual Misconduct in the Andean Studies Community

JORDI BENITES SEGURA, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos

La Secuencia de Ocupación de los Montículos del Valle Alto de Chingas, Sierra Oriental de Áncash, Perú

ARIANNA GARVIN, PAUL GOLDSTEIN, University of California, San Diego Preliminary Research into Past, Socio-ecological Interactions at the Site of Puerto Malabrigo, Chicama Valley, Peru

BEBEL R. IBARRA, Tulane University Recuay and its Relationship with Wari during the Middle Horizon: New Perspectives from Conchucos, Highland Ancash

PATRICIA KNOBLOCH, Institute of Andean Studies Moche Midwife Agency and the Enigmatic Dipper

JESSICA R. LACERTE, Washtenaw Community College; ANDREW NELSON, University of Western Ontario A Comparison of Linear Enamel Hypoplastic Defects between Two Pre-Columbian Peruvian Samples Using Scanning Electron Microscopy

Thursday, January 13th - Sunday, January 16th KATHERINE MORUCCI, University of California, Davis

Paleohistology for Mummies: Identifying Archaeological Correlates of Infectious Diseases in Mummified South American Camelids

THOMAS JAMISON SNYDER, RANDALL HAAS, University of California, Davis Drought-Induced Violence on the Andean Altiplano 470 – 1532 CE: A Bioarchaeological Meta-analysis of Conflict and Climate Change

Thursday, January 13th T H U R S D A Y S C H E D U L E D L I V E E V E N T S

In each scheduled live presenter discussion, the first authors of several presentations with intersecting themes discuss their research and comments or questions from the audience; co-authors may participate from the audience. T H U R S D A Y ( 1 0 : 0 0 a m – 1 1 : 0 0 a m , P a c i f i c T i m e ) P R E S E N T E R D I S C U S S I O N

Historical and Contemporary Afroperuvian and Indigenous Themes

Moderator: STEVEN FILOROMO, University of Alabama

First Authors:

MARIA ROXANA ESCOBAR ÑAÑEZ, University of Toronto, Afroperuanas in the Criollo Circuit

JONATHAN RITTER, University of California, Riverside, Indigenous Cosmopolitans and the Tourist Encounter: Taquile’s Fiesta de Santiago as Contact Zone

CHRISTOPHER J. SANTIAGO, College of Staten Island (CUNY), Singing, Dreaming and Resistance Among the Water Guardians of Cajamarca, Peru

BRENDAN J.M. WEAVER, Stanford University; MIGUEL A. FHON BAZAN, Gerencia de Cultura, Municipalidad Metropolitana de Lima, Toward a Comparative Archaeology of the Slavery in Peru: Lima and the Haciendas of Nasca

T H U R S D A Y ( 1 2 : 0 0 p m – 1 : 0 0 p m , P a c i f i c T i m e ) P R E S E N T E R D I S C U S S I O N

Community, Heritage, and the History of a Collection

Moderator: GUY DUKE, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley

First Authors:

PATRICIA CHIRINOS OGATA, University of California, Santa Barbara, Following the Caolin Trail: Cajamarca Archaeology and the Reichlen Collection

Thursday, January 13th SOLSIRÉ CUSICANQUI, Harvard University, The Cajamarca of the Apu Rumitiana

(Santa Apolonia Hill): Integrating the Past and the Present through Community-based and Reflexive Archaeology

JANUSZ Z. WOŁOSZYN, University of Warsaw, Bringing Toro Muerto Back to Life: The Past, Present and Future of the Largest South American Rock Art Complex

T H U R S D A Y ( 2 : 0 0 p m – 3 : 3 0 p m , P a c i f i c T i m e ) O U T R E A C H F O R U M

Meeting attendees have the opportunity to contribute to the conversation concerning the Institute of Andean Studies’ plans for redefining Andean studies through outreach, especially towards integrating actors who have traditionally been left at the margins of international Andean research networks, based on the Blue Ribbon Commission report (available on the IAS website).

Moderators:

DANIELA BALANZATEGUI, Chair of the Blue Ribbon Commission Outreach Subcommittee

RODRIGO CHOCANO, Member of the Blue Ribbon Commission Outreach Subcommittee T H U R S D A Y E V E N I N G ( 4 : 3 0 p m – 6 : 0 0 p m , P a c i f i c T i m e ) B U S I N E S S M E E T I N G

Annual Business Meeting (IAS Members Only)

IAS Members: Please attend to vote on Directors for 2022, learn of recent IAS activities and member participation opportunities, and discuss future directions.

Friday, January 14th F R I D A Y S C H E D U L E D L I V E E V E N T S

In each scheduled live presenter discussion, the first authors of several presentations with intersecting themes discuss their research and comments or questions from the audience; co-authors may participate from the audience. F R I D A Y ( 1 0 : 0 0 a m – 1 1 : 0 0 a m , P a c i f i c T i m e ) P R E S E N T E R D I S C U S S I O N

Roads and Networks in the Andean Past

Moderator: DI HU, James Madison University

First Authors:

ELSA VALERIA ANTEZANA SORIA, Universidad de Tarapacá, Paisajes Difusos, Actores Nítidos: El Rol de las Comunidades Carangas en la Construcción del Paisaje Colonial en Torno al Camino Real de Potosí (Siglos XVI al XVIII)

CESAR W. ASTUHUAMAN, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, La Red de Caminos y Centros Inca en la Depresión/Deflexión de Huancabamba

CARLOS VICENTE GONZÁLEZ GODOY, Universidad de Atacama, Arqueología Vial Inkaica en el Despoblado de Atacama, Chile: Antecedentes, Nuevos Registros y Significaciones Arqueoastronómicas

DENNIS NICOLAS LORENZO, University of Yamagata, Rutas del Formativo Medio y Tardío en la Zona Altoandina de Lambayeque, Norte del Perú

F R I D A Y ( 1 2 : 0 0 p m – 1 : 0 0 p m , P a c i f i c T i m e ) P R E S E N T E R D I S C U S S I O N

Landscapes and Intermediate Zones

Moderator: RAFAEL VEGA-CENTENO, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú

Friday, January 14th First Authors:

AMANDINE FLAMMANG, Université libre de Bruxelles, Hybrid Funerary Landscapes: Preliminary Review of Mortuary Structures in the Cordillera Negra, Ancash, Peru (AD 1000-1532)

ANDREA K. GONZALES LOMBARDI, Universidad de Ingeniería y Tecnología (Perú), The Piuran: A Regional Entity Facing Imperial Powers at the Huancabamba Depression

PATRICK J. MULLINS, University of Pittsburgh, The Huacas of Confluence: Unions of Huacas and Landscapes in the Moche Valley Chaupiyunga of Peru

LAURA PEY, CONICET - Universidad de Buenos Aires, Towards a Textile Interpretation of Andean Agrarian Landscapes: The Case of Cusi Cusi (Puna of Jujuy, Argentina)

F R I D A Y ( 2 : 0 0 p m – 3 : 0 0 p m , P a c i f i c T i m e ) P O S T E R D I S C U S S I O N S I

First authors of four posters are available to discuss their research with interested meeting participants; co-authors may participate from the audience.

Moderator: STEVEN FILOROMO, University of Alabama

First Authors:

DANA BARDOLPH, Northern Illinois University, Politics, and Public Secrets: Assessing the Impacts of Sexual Misconduct in the Andean Studies Community

ARIANNA GARVIN, University of California, San Diego, Preliminary Research into Past, Socio-ecological Interactions at the Site of Puerto Malabrigo, Chicama Valley, Peru

BEBEL R. IBARRA, Tulane University, Recuay and its Relationship with Wari during the Middle Horizon: New Perspectives from Conchucos, Highland Ancash

PATRICIA KNOBLOCH, Institute of Andean Studies, Moche Midwife Agency and the Enigmatic Dipper

Friday, January 14th F R I D A Y E V E N I N G ( 4 : 0 0 p m – 5 : 3 0 p m , P a c i f i c T i m e ) P U B L I C A T I O N F O R U M Meeting attendees have the opportunity to contribute to the conversation concerning the Institute of Andean Studies’ plans to strengthen curatorial aspects and broaden coverage of its journal Ñawpa Pacha based on the Blue Ribbon Commission report, including increasing Afro-Andean and Indigenous content (available on the IAS website).

Moderators:

JERRY MOORE, Editor of Ñawpa Pacha

JONATHAN RITTER, Member of the Blue Ribbon Commission Journal Subcommittee

Saturday, January 15th S A T U R D A Y S C H E D U L E D L I V E E V E N T S

In each scheduled live presenter discussion, the first authors of several presentations with intersecting themes discuss their research and comments or questions from the audience; co-authors may participate from the audience. S A T U R D A Y ( 1 0 : 0 0 a m – 1 1 : 0 0 a m , P a c i f i c T i m e ) P R E S E N T E R D I S C U S S I O N

Society and Ritual in the Formative Period

Moderator: MARIA BRUNO, Dickinson College

First Authors:

SILVIA RODRIGUEZ KEMBEL, University of Colorado Boulder, Lessons from the Lanzon: Insights on the Construction of Social Complexity from the Early Galleries at Chavín de Huántar, Perú

SARAH MASSEY, Independent scholar, New Geoglyphs, New Insights: La Peña de Tajahuana, Ica

CHRISTIAN MESÍA-MONTENEGRO, Universidad Privada San Juan Bautista, Embedded Religiousness and the Kotosh Religious Tradition in the Central Andes: New evidence from La Seductora and Macabalaca in the Ancash and La Libertad regions

LISSETH ROJAS-PELAYO, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, ¿Cuánta Carne Hay en Casa?: Aproximaciones a la Distribución de Carne de Camélido durante el Formativo Tardío en Chavín de Huántar

S A T U R D A Y ( 1 2 : 0 0 p m – 1 : 0 0 p m , P a c i f i c T i m e ) P R E S E N T E R D I S C U S S I O N

Making Quantitative Data Speak

Moderator: DI HU, James Madison University

Saturday, January 15th First Authors:

JORDAN A. DALTON, American Museum of Natural History, Weight and Measurement in the Andes: Evaluating the Role of Balanzas

JAN KLAPUT, University of Warsaw, Camelid Mass Sacrifice at Pampa la Cruz, North Coast of Peru: A Zooarchaeological Analysis

GILES SPENCE MORROW, Vanderbilt University, Digital Connoisseurship: Applications of Machine Learning to Moche Iconography from the Donnan and McClelland Moche Archive

S A T U R D A Y ( 2 : 0 0 p m – 3 : 0 0 p m , P a c i f i c T i m e ) P R E S E N T E R D I S C U S S I O N

Middle Horizon and Contemporary Societies

Moderator: JORDAN DALTON, American Museum of Natural History

First Authors:

ALEKSA ALAICA, University of Alberta, Herding Companions and Other-Than-Human Persons: Dog Burials at the Middle Horizon Site of La Real, Arequipa Peru (600-1000 CE)

GABRIELA CERVANTES QUEQUEZANA, Universidad Nacional de San Marcos Gendered Trajectories and Political Power in Sican/Lambayeque Funerary Practices

ANTHONY ALEX VILLAR QUINTANA, Universidad Nacional de San Marcos, Presencia Wari en la Alta Amazonia Nororiental Peruana: Una Perspectiva desde la Cuenca del Utcubamba

Saturday, January 15th S A T U R D A Y E V E N I N G ( 4 : 0 0 p m – 5 : 3 0 p m , P a c i f i c T i m e ) P L E N A R Y S E S S I O N D I S C U S S I O N The Blue Ribbon Commission Report and the State of Andean Studies This interdisciplinary panel will converse with meeting participants about the future(s) of Andean studies and the Institute of Andean Studies, including issues in the Blue Ribbon Commission report (available on the IAS website), intellectual trends and major debates in the discipline’s approach to the Andes, and the health of the field in terms of diversity, inclusion and equity. The four panelists have outlined their themes in “Special Session” presentations that participants may wish to view before the discussion.

Moderators: JOHN RICK, President of the Institute of Andean Studies

JOSÉ CARLOS DE LA PUENTE, Chair of the Blue Ribbon Commission State of the Field Subcommittee

Discussants:

ANDREW CANESSA, University of Essex (Ethnography)

THOMAS CUMMINS, Harvard University (Art History)

ELIZABETH KLARICH, Smith College (Archaeology)

TAMARA WALKER, University of Toronto (Colonial History)

Sunday, January 16th S U N D A Y S C H E D U L E D L I V E E V E N T S

In each scheduled live presenter discussion, the first authors of several presentations with intersecting themes discuss their research and comments or questions from the audience; co-authors may participate from the audience. S U N D A Y ( 1 0 : 0 0 a m – 1 1 : 0 0 a m , P a c i f i c T i m e ) P R E S E N T E R D I S C U S S I O N

Encounters with the Inka

Moderator: [TBD]

First Authors:

ANDRÉ RAMOS-CHACÓN, Vanderbilt University, Reframing the Inca-Spanish Encounter: Titu Cusi Yupanqui’s Relación de Cómo los Españoles Entraron en el Perú (c. 1570)

J. MARLA TOYNE, University of Central Florida, Characterizing Chachapoya Dietary Variability in the Catastrophic Death Assemblage at Kuelap, Peru

VERÓNICA ISABEL WILLIAMS, CONICET - Universidad de Buenos, Agricultural Fields and Pottery Technology as Expressions of Inca Expansion at Middle Calchaquí Valley, Salta, Northwest Argentina

RACHEL G. WITT, Tulane University, Death that Endures: A Bioarchaeological and Biogeochemical Study of Human Sacrifices from the Moche Valley, Peru

S U N D A Y ( 1 2 : 0 0 p m – 1 : 0 0 p m , P a c i f i c T i m e ) P R E S E N T E R D I S C U S S I O N

Matters of the Elite

Moderator: [TBD]

Sunday, January 16th First Authors:

DENNIS E. OGBURN, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Early Monumental Architecture in Cusco, Peru

DYLAN REED SMITH, Independent scholar, Exploring Dietary Trajectories of Social Elites from a Late Horizon (1470–1532 CE) Cemetery at Túcume Peru

TERESA C. VERGARA, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, Las Gestiones de la Elite Indígena Limeña para Obtener el Cargo de Protector General de Naturales (1748 – 1767)

S U N D A Y ( 2 : 0 0 p m – 3 : 0 0 p m , P a c i f i c T i m e ) P O S T E R D I S C U S S I O N S I I

First authors of five posters are available to discuss their research with interested meeting participants; co-authors may participate from the audience.

Moderator: [TBD]

First Authors:

JORDI BENITES SEGURA, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, La Secuencia de Ocupación de los Montículos del Valle Alto de Chingas, Sierra Oriental de Áncash, Perú

JESSICA R. LACERTE, Washtenaw Community College, A Comparison of Linear Enamel Hypoplastic Defects between Two Pre-Columbian Peruvian Samples Using Scanning Electron Microscopy

KATHERINE MORUCCI, University of California, Davis, Paleohistology for Mummies: Identifying Archaeological Correlates of Infectious Diseases in Mummified South American Camelids

THOMAS JAMISON SNYDER, University of California, Davis, Drought-Induced Violence on the Andean Altiplano 470 – 1532 CE: A Bioarchaeological Meta-analysis of Conflict and Climate Change

Sunday, January 16th S U N D A Y E V E N I N G ( 4 : 0 0 p m – 5 : 3 0 p m , P a c i f i c T i m e ) S T U D E N T F O R U M Research Design and Project Development in the Andes

In this event organized for student participants, an interdisciplinary panel discusses ethical, methodological, and logistical issues to consider when organizing fieldwork in the Andes.

Moderator: PATRICIA LAGARDE, Graduate Student Coordinator of the Institute of Andean Studies

Discussants:

ALICIA BOSWELL, University of California, Santa Barbara

HUGO IKEHARA TSUKAYAMA, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

KRIS LANE, Tulane University

CHRISTIAN MESÍA-MONTENEGRO, Universidad Privada San Juan Bautista

PATRICK MULLINS, University of Pittsburgh

LISA TREVER, Columbia University

SPECIAL THANKS TO:

BLUE RIBBON COMMISSION ON ENGAGING AFRICANS AND THEIR DESCENDANTS IN ANDEAN STUDIES

Co-Chairs: Sherwin Bryant and Ximena Gómez

Jacqueline Álvarez-Rosales

Daniela Balanzategui Jacob Bongers

Rodrigo Chocano José Carlos de la Puente Maria Fernanda Escallón

Leo Garofolo

Jonathan Ritter Tamara Walker Brendan Weaver

WORKING GROUP ON ETHICAL CONDUCT IN ANDEAN STUDIES

Dana Bardolph Sofía Chacaltana Andrew Hamilton

Melissa Murphy Laura Pey Bill Sapp

Beth K. Scaffidi

ÑAWPA PACHA EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD

Sonia Alconini Jacqueline Alvarez-

Rosales Cesar Astuhuaman

Daniela Balanzátegui Andrew Canessa José M. Capriles Anita G. Cook Carolyn Dean

Christopher B. Donnan Maria Fernanda Escallón

Christine A. Hastorf Paul Heggarty Leo J. Garofalo

Kevin Lane Catherine Lara

Luis G. Lumbreras Susan A. Niles

Joanne Pillsbury John W. Rick

Jonathan Ritter Andrew Roddick

Silvia Rodriquez Kembel Francisca Santana

Sagredo Marcela Sepúlveda

Bill Sillar Henry Tantaleán Ynga

Tiffiny Tung Charles Walker

Veronica Williams

Doyenne: Patricia Lyon