<p> INSTITUTE OF ANDEAN STUDIES 2009 Program and Schedule of Events Preliminary Program</p><p> http://InstituteOfAndeanStudies.Org</p><p>Friday morning 8:30 – 9:15 AM Registration</p><p>Friday Morning 9:15 – 11:30 AM</p><p>Session Chair: TBD</p><p>Chris Milan (Yale University) Initial Period Settlement Patterns at Malpaso: Preliminary Work in the Middle Lurin Valley</p><p>Ryan Clasby (Yale University) Huayurco and Stone Bowl Production: Investigation into Interregional Interaction during the Initial Period and Early Horizon</p><p>Break</p><p>Matthew P. Sayre (U.C. Berkeley) Production and Domestic Life at Chavín de Huántar</p><p>Miriam Kolar (Stanford), John W. Rick (Stanford), Patty P. Huang (Stanford), Jonathan S. Abel (Stanford), Julius O. Smith (Stanford), John M. Chowning (Stanford) Auditory Implications of Gallery Acoustics at Chavín de Huántar</p><p>Friday Afternoon 1:30 – 5:00 PM</p><p>Session Chair: Liz Klarich (Cotsen Institute of Archaeology, UCLA)</p><p>Maria C. Bruno (Washington University in St. Louis) Beyond Raised Fields: Formative Period Agricultural Intensification in the Lake Titicaca Basin (Taraco Peninsula, Bolivia)</p><p>Constantino Manuel Torres (Florida International University) An Iconographic Analysis of the Ponce Stela. Tiahuanaco, Bolivia</p><p>Elizabeth Arkush (University of Virginia) Hierarchy and Heterarchy at Tititcaca Basin Hillforts of the Late Intermediate Period</p><p>Break</p><p>Heidi King (The Metropolitan Museum of Art) Featherworks from Ancient Peru: Nasca? Wari? Chimu? Inca</p><p>1 Lynn A. Meisch (Saint Mary’s College of California) Corn and Cloth in Ecuador</p><p>Gabriel Ramon (The British Museum) and Martha Bell (Pennsylvania State University) On Producing Ceramic Evidence: Re-placing the Relation between Domestic Ware and Ethnic Units in the pre-Colonial Andes</p><p>Friday Evening – 6:00 p.m. Annual Business Meeting</p><p>Friday Evening – 8:30 p.m. Informal Discussion at the house of Karen Bruhns, 1243 Henry Street, Berkeley</p><p>Saturday Morning 8:30-9:15 AM Late registration</p><p>Saturday Morning 9:15 – 11:30 AM</p><p>Session Chair: TBD</p><p>Scott Kremkau (Columbia University) and Steven J. Wirtz (U.C. Santa Barbara) Late Horizon Transformations in the Jequetepeque Valley on the North Coast of Peru</p><p>Brian S. Bauer (University of Chicago, Illinois) and Miriam Dayde Aráoz Silva (University of Chicago, Illinois) Shrine Worship in the Vilcabamba Region (Cuzco, Peru)</p><p>Jean-Pierre Protzen (U.C. Berkeley) Aftershock: 2007 Earthquake Damage and Revelations at Tambo Colorado</p><p>Melissa S. Murphy (University of Wyoming), Catherine Gaither (Metropolitan State College of Denver), Elena Goycochea (ConsultPatCu, EIRL), Guillermo Cock (ConsultPatCu, EIRL), and Maria Fernanda Boze (University of Wyoming) Violent Confrontation and Spanish Conquest at Puruchuco-Huaquerones, Peru</p><p>Saturday Afternoon 1:30 – 5:00 PM</p><p>Session Chair: TBD</p><p>Janusz Z. Woloszyn (University of Warsaw) Portrait Vessels of the Moche Culture. If Not Portraits, What Else Could They Be?</p><p>Agnés Rohfritsch (IRAMAT-CRP2A), Luis Jaime Castillo (Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú), Rémy Chapoulie (Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú) Manufacturing Processes of Moche Ceramics from the Jequetepeque Valley, North Coast of Peru: An Integrated Archaeometric Study</p><p>Juliet Wiersema (University of Maryland) 2 Seeing Inside: What X-Ray “Vision”(and a Good Ear) reveal about EIP North Coast Ceramic Technology</p><p>Break</p><p>Ran Boytner (Cotsen Institute of Archaeology at UCLA), Maria Cecilia Lozada (University of Chicago), Mauricio Uribe (Universidad de Chile), Ioanna Kakoulli (UCLA) Time, Space and Social Complexity at the Tarapaca Valley, Northern Chile</p><p>Ignacio Cancino (Stanford University) Prehistoric Agriculture in Very Marginal Lands: Canals, Agricultural Plots and Terraces in Queneto Quebrada, Viru Valley, Peru</p><p>Daniel Contreras (Stanford University) Satellites, Huaqueros, and Settlement Patterns: Uses of Remote-Sensing Imagery in the Virú Valley</p><p>Saturday Evening 8:00PM Paper (open to the public)</p><p>Luis Jaime Castillo Butters (Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú) Powerful Women, All the Priestesses from San Jose de Moro</p><p>Saturday Evening 9:00 PM President’s reception Archaeological Research Facility 2251 College Building, on campus</p><p>Posters (Posters will be on display outside the lecture hall. Authors will be on hand Friday and Saturday to discuss their posters before and after the sessions, as well as during the breaks.)</p><p>Joseph Fabish (California State University, Los Angeles) and Alan Coville (California State University, Los Angeles) CHUMPI ÇARA: The Diadem of the Inca queen</p><p>3</p>