ÑAWPA PACHA 1–24
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Number 1, 1963
Urban settlements in ancient Peru (1:1–27, 1 plate) John Howland Rowe
Pre–ceramic art from Huaca Prieta, Chicama Valley (1:29–34, 4 plates) Junius B. Bird
Early Horizon ceramics in the Cañete Valley of Peru (1:35–38, 1 plate) Dwight T. Wallace
New evidence for pre–ceramic maize on the coast of Peru (1:39–41, 1 plate) David H. Kelley and Duccio Bonavía B.
Some new finds at San Nicolás (1:43–45, 1 plate) Gary S. Vescelius; with a discussion of the cultural relationships of the San Nicolás industry by Edward P. Lanning
An early ceramic style from Ancón, central coast of Peru (1:47–59, 6 plates) Edward P. Lanning
The methods of Peruvian archaeology (1:61–71) A. L. Kroeber
Number 2, 1964
Style and time in the Middle Horizon (2:1–105, 9 plates) Dorothy Menzel
Slip casting: a ceramic technique invented in ancient Peru (2:107–111, 1 plate) Lawrence E. Dawson
Changing settlement patterns on the central Peruvian coast (2:113–123) Thomas Carl Patterson and Edward P. Lanning
Number 3, 1965
From Monumental to Proliferous in Nasca pottery (3:1–92, 16 plates) Richard Paul Roark
Stone–roofed chambers in Chibcha territory, Colombia (3:93–106, 4 plates) Sylvia M. Broadbent
A preceramic stone tool collection from Visachani, Bolivia (3:107–113, 2 plates) Thomas Carl Patterson and Robert F. Heizer
Moche ceramic technology (3:115–134, 4 plates) Christopher B. Donnan
Number 4, 1966 (published in 1967)
The site of Chibcha Bogotá (4:1–13, 1 plate) Sylvia M. Broadbent
A preliminary seriation of the Chimu pottery style (4:15–30) Harry Scheele and Thomas C. Patterson
Innovation through archaism; the origins of the Ica pottery style (4:31–61, 6 plates) Patricia J. Lyon
The role of Chincha in late pre-Spanish Peru (4:63–76, 1 plate) Dorothy Menzel and John H. Rowe
The pottery of Chincha (4:77–144, 10 plates) Dorothy Menzel
Early cultural remains on the central coast of Peru (4:145–153, 2 plates) Thomas C. Patterson
Number 5, 1967 (published in 1968)
Textiles from Hacha, Peru (5:1–13, 10 plates) Anna Hadwick Gayton
Late Ica figurines in the Uhle collection (5:15–38, 10 plates) Dorothy Menzel
El abrigo de Caru y sus relaciones culturales con tres sitios tempranos del sur del Perú (5:39– 57, 13 láminas) Rogger H. Ravines Sánchez
What kind of settlement was Inca Cuzco? (5:59–76, 1 plate) John Howland Rowe
Number 6, 1968 (published in 1969)
A Middle Horizon tomb, Pinilla, Ica Valley, Peru (6:1–6, 7 plates) Allison Clement Paulsen
A redefinition of the Pinilla style (6:7–14, 4 plates) Patricia Jean Lyon
An association of Middle Horizon Epoch 2A specimens from the Chicama Valley, Peru (6:15–18, 2 plates) Christopher Bruce Donnan
Un depósito de ofrendas del Horizonte Medio en la sierra central del Perú (6:19–45, 14 láminas) Rogger H. Ravines Sánchez
New data on the Huari empire in Middle Horizon Epoch 2A (6:47–114, 13 plates) Dorothy Menzel
Late preceramic and early ceramic cultures of the central coast of Peru (6:115–133) Thomas Carl Patterson and Michael Edward Moseley
A prehistoric field system in Chibcha territory, Colombia (6:135–148, 6 plates) Sylvia Marguerite Broadbent
Number 7–8, 1969–1970 (published in 1971)
Pucara style pottery designs (7–8:1–16, 18 plates) John Howland Rowe and Catherine Terry Brandel
Six bags with woven pockets from pre-Columbian Peru (7–8:17–28, 3 plates) Ina VanStan
A huaquero’s discard: eleven associated molds from Huaca Facho, Peru (7–8:29–39, 4 plates) Joel Warren Grossman
The Burr Frieze; a rediscovery at Chan Chan (7–8:41–58, 5 plates) Margaret Ann Hoyt and Michael Edward Moseley
A fluted lanceolate point from El Inga, Ecuador (7–8:59–64, 1 plate) William James Mayer-Oakes and William R. Cameron
Stylistic affinities between the Quimbaya gold style and a little-known ceramic style of the middle Cauca Valley, Colombia (7–8:65–83, 6 plates) Karen Olsen Bruhns
An archaeological sequence from the vicinity of Buga, Colombia (7–8:85–103, 6 plates) Warwick Michael Bray and Michael Edward Moseley
Number 9, 1971 (published in 1972)
La Cumbre; a preliminary report on research into the early lithic occupation of the Moche Valley, Peru (9:1–16, 8 plates) Paul P. Ossa and Michael Edward Moseley
Excavation of a cave at Los Castillos in the valley of the Río Huenque in southern Peru (9:17–22, 6 plates) Peter S. Gelling
Dos nuevas estatuas de estilo Pucara halladas en Chumbivilcas, Perú (9:23–32, 4 láminas) Juan Víctor Núñez del Prado Béjar
A Chanapata figurine from Cuzco, Peru (9:33–40, 2 plates) Edward Bridgman Dwyer
Cultural change and adaptation in the central Atacama Desert of northern Chile (9:41–64, 4 plates) Gordon Clark Pollard
Modeled anthropomorphic figurines from northern Chile (9:65–86, 8 plates) Delbert Leroy True and Lautaro Núñez Atencio
The wrappings from a child mummy from Ancon, Peru (9:87–112, 6 plates) Ina VanStan
Number 10–12, 1972–1974 (published in 1975)
A new chronology of the Valdivia ceramic complex from the coastal zone of Guayas Province, Ecuador (10–12:1–32, 7 plates) Betsy Dupuis Hill
“Early Formative Period of coastal Ecuador”: Where is the evidence? (10–12:33–48) Patricia Jean Lyon
Some problems in the quantitative analysis of vegetable refuse illustrated by a Late Horizon site on the Peruvian coast (10–12:49–60) Mark Nathan Cohen
An archaeological survey of the lower Aguaytía River, eastern Peru (10–12:61–89, 8 plates) Thomas Perkins Myers
Binó style ceramics from Iparia (10–12:91–107, 12 plates) Warren Richard DeBoer
Early Intermediate Period and Middle Horizon 1B ceramic assemblages of Huamachuco, north highlands, Peru (10–12:109–127, 11 plates) John Pemberton Thatcher, Jr.
On the ethnozoology of the guinea pig (10–12:129–134) David Henry Andrews
The scoria at Chan Chan; non-metallurgical deposits (10–12:135–170, 15 plates) Heather Lechtman and Michael Edward Moseley
Number 13, 1975 (published in 1976)
Papers on early sculpture from the Lake Titicaca Basin (13:1–2) John Howland Rowe
The Arapa and Thunderbolt stelae: A case of stylistic identity with implications for Pucara influences in the area of Tiahuanaco (13:3–25, 10 plates) Sergio Jorge Chávez
Two new Pucara style stela fragments from Yapura, near Capachica, Puno, Peru (13:27–34, 6 plates) Margaret Ann Hoyt
The Donahue discovery, an ancient stela found near Ilave, Puno (13:35–43, 4 plates) John Howland Rowe and John Michael Donahue
A carved stela from Taraco, Puno, Peru, and the definition of an early style of stone sculpture from the altiplano of Peru and Bolivia (13:45–83, 8 plates) Sergio Jorge Chávez and Karen Lynne Mohr Chávez
The Paiján complex, Pampa de Cupisnique, Peru (13:85–96, 8 plates) Claude Chauchat
A fluted “fishtail” point from La Cumbre, Moche Valley, Peru (13:97–98, 1 plate) Paul Peter Ossa
A dated sequence of building and pottery at Las Haldas (13:99–112, 8 plates) Terence Grieder
Number 14, 1976 (published in 1977)
El arte religioso del Cuzco en el Horizonte Temprano (14:1–20, 10 láminas) John Howland Rowe
The Moon Animal in northern Peruvian art and culture (14:21–39, 4 plates) Karen Olsen Bruhns
Notes on pottery making in highland Peru (14:41–59, 8 plates) Lila Morris O’Neale
Mat impressed pottery from Yarinacocha, Peru (14:61–67, 1 plate) Thomas Perkins Myers
A projectile point from the Department of Quindío, Colombia (14:69–71, 2 plates) Karen Olsen Bruhns, Oscar Osorio Gómez, Ole Christiansen
Archaism, form and decoration: An ethnographic and archaeological case study from the Peruvian montaña (14:73–94, 4 plates) Peter Guy Roe
The Moche sources of archaism in Chimu ceramics (14:95–104, 4 plates) Richard Lewis Burger
Open letter to colleagues in the Institute of Andean Studies (14:105) Clair Cameron Patterson
Note on: “A dated sequence of building and pottery at Las Haldas” (14:106) Terence Grieder
Number 15, 1977
Excavaciones en el Templo Antiguo de Chavín (sector R); informe de la sexta campaña (15:1–38, 20 láminas) Luis Guillermo Lumbreras
Chavín butterflies; a tentative interpretation (15:39–47, 1 plate) Karen Olsen Bruhns
Excavaciones en Ayapata, Huancavelica, Perú (15:49–100, 10 láminas) Rogger Hernán Ravines Sánchez
A Middle Horizon 1B cache from Huamachuco, north highlands, Peru (15:101–110, 3 plates) John Pemberton Thatcher, Jr.
The totora in Colta Lake; an object lesson on rapid cultural change (15:111–116, 2 plates) Sylvia Helen Forman Un “vase portrait” de femme mochica (15:117–121, 2 planches) Anne Marie Hocquenghem
Les représentations de chamans dans l’iconographie mochica (15:123–130) Anne Marie Hocquenghem
Une interpretation des “vases portraits” mochicas (15:131–139, 6 planches) Anne Marie Hocquenghem
Number 16, 1978 (published in 1979)
The revolutionary weaving inventions of the Early Horizon (16:1–12, 6 plates) William J Conklin
Preparing a mummy bundle, note on a late burial from Ancon, Peru (16:13–22, 2 plates) Karen Elizabeth Stothert; technical analysis by Eve Yarberry
Archaeological plant remains from the central coast of Peru (16:23–50, 1 plate) Mark Nathan Cohen
Additional observations on the Paiján complex (16:51–64, 1 plate) Claude Chauchat
Highland Inca architecture in adobe (16:65–94, 16 plates) Elisabeth L. Moorehead
Female supernaturals in ancient Peru (16:95–140, 8 plates) Patricia Jean Lyon
Number 17, 1979 (published in 1980)
An account of the shrines of ancient Cuzco (17:1–80) John Howland Rowe
A Huari ceramic tapir foot? (17:81–86, 2 plates) J. Scott Raymond
The whole hog (as it were) (17:87–90, 1 plate) Karen Olsen Bruhns
Early ceramic assemblages from Huamachuco, north highlands, Peru (19:91–106, 12 plates) John Pemberton Thatcher, Jr.
Addendum to “Early Intermediate Period and Middle Horizon 1B ceramic assemblages of Huamachuco, north highlands, Peru (19:107–108) John Pemberton Thatcher, Jr. El complejo Bagua y el sistema de establecimientos durante el Formativo en la sierra norte del Perú (17:109–142, 12 láminas) Ruth Shady y Hermilio Rosas
Una punta en cola de pescado procedente de la costa norte del Perú (17:143–146, 1 lámina) Claude Chauchat y Jorge Zevallos Quiñones
Number 18, 1980 (published in 1981)
An identification of anthropomorphic mythological personages in Moche representations (18:1–26, 2 plates) Yuri E. Berezkin
A class of anthropomorphic supernatural females in Moche iconography (18:27–48, 2 plates) Anne Marie Hocquenghem and Patricia Jean Lyon
Pumamarca; a Late Intermediate Period site near Ollantaytambo (18:49–62, 2 plates) Susan Allee Niles
Squier’s “Palace of Ollantay” revisited (18:63–72, 8 plates) Alan Reed Sawyer
Further inquiries into the case of the Arapa-Thunderbolt Stela (18:73–80, 4 plates) Sergio Jorge Chávez and David Bruce Jorgenson
Textiles from the burial platform of Las Avispas at Chan Chan (18:81–148, 16 plates) Ann Pollard Rowe
Number 19, 1981 (published in 1982)
The Spotted Cat and the Horrible Bird; stylistic change in Nasca 1–5 ceramic decoration (19:1–62) Elizabeth Farkass Wolfe
Les mouches et les morts dans l’iconographie mochica (19:63–69) Anne Marie Hocquenghem
Les vases mochica: formes et sujets (19:71–78) Anne Marie Hocquenghem
Notes on some stone sculpture from the northern Lake Titicaaca Basin (19:79–91) Sergio Jorge Chávez
Escultura antropomorfa de Minaspata (Cuzco) (19:93–97) Alfredo Valencia Zegarra Construction and labor organization in the Chimu empire (19:99–114) Carol Joy Mackey and Alexandra Marie Ulana Klymyshyn
Chimu socio-economic organization: recent data from Manchan, Casma Valley, Peru (19:115–128) Jerry Dennis Moore
A late burial from Cerro Azoguini, Puno (19:129–154) Catherine Jean Julien
Ceramics from the Hacienda Tarapoto, Department of San Martín, Peru (19:155–166) Thomas Perkins Myers
A discontinuous warp and weft textile of Early Horizon date (19:167–176) Donna Marie Garaventa
Corrections for the published descriptions of a Late Horizon mummy bundle from Ancon (19:177–188) Karen Elizabeth Stothert
Note on: “Further inquiries into the case of the Arapa-Thunderbolt Stela” (19:189–191) Sergio Jorge Chávez
Number 20, 1982 (published in 1983)
Pójoc and Waman Wain: two Early Horizon villages in the Chavín heartland (20:3–40) Richard L. Burger
The symbolism of Paracas turbans: a consideration of style, serpents and hair (20:41–60) Anne Paul
Polities in the Lurín Valley, Peru, during the Early Intermediate Period (20:61–82) Thomas C. Patterson, John P. McCarthy, and Robert A. Dunn
Territoriality in the Early Intermediate Period: the case of Moche and Recuay (20:83–96) Donald A. Proulx
Dance in Moche art (20:97–120) Christopher B. Donnan
Quimpiri, a ceramic style from the Peruvian montaña (20:121–146) J. Scott Raymond
The measurement and meaning of stylistic diversity (20:147–162) Warren R. DeBoer and James A. Moore
Style and function in Inca agricultural works near Cuzco (20:163–182) Susan A. Niles Tower Hill, Water of Life and the Black Pool (20:183–189) Donald E. Thompson
Number 21, 1983 (published in 1985)
Pucara and Tiahuanaco tapestry: Time and style in a sierra weaving tradition (21:1–44, 1 color plate) William J Conklin
Demographic change and economic transformation in the south-central highlands of pre- Huari Peru (21:45–126) Joel Warren Grossman
La agricultura en lagunas del altiplano (21:127–152) Jorge Aníbal Flores Ochoa y Magno Percy Paz Flores
Chan Chan: A case study of urban change in Peru (21:153–182) John Richard Topic and Michael Edward Moseley
Inca quarrying and stone cutting (21:183–214) Jean-Pierre Protzen
Number 22–23, 1984–1985 (published in 1987)
Funerary offerings from a Middle Horizon context in Pomacanchi, Cuzco (22–23:1–48) Sergio Jorge Chávez
The Middle Horizon ceramic offerings from Conchopata (22–23:49–90) Anita Gwynn Cook
Conchopata, ideological innovator in Middle Horizon 1A (22–23:91–126) William Harris Isbell
Preliminary site survey of the Punkuyoq Range, southern Peru (22–23:127–160) Stuart White
Traditional pottery of Raqch’i, Cuzco, Peru: A preliminary study of its production, distribution, and consumption (22–23:161–210) Karen Lynn Mohr Chávez
Archaeological evidence from Achual Tipishca, Lower Huallaga River, Peru (22–23:211– 224) Thomas Perkins Myers
Mixed media; a problem in archaeological nomenclature (22–23:225–227) Karen Olsen Bruhns Number 24, 1986 (published in1990)
The ancient pottery from Pucara, Peru (24:1–30) Edward M. Franquemont
Nasca pottery construction (24:31–48) Patrick H. Carmichael
The building of Sacsahuaman (24:49–60) Vincent R. Lee
A group of grave tablets and shirt fragments from Pachacamac (24:61–72) Helen Engelstad
Cerro de Media Luna; an Early Intermediate Period site in the Chillón Valley, Peru (24:73– 98) Jeffrey Quilter
The Paijan occupation of the Casma Valley, Peru (24:99–110) Michael A. Malpass
The site of Pumpuentsa and the Pastaza Phase in southeastern lowland Ecuador (24:111– 124) J. Stephen Athens
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