Pre-Columbian Project Grant Reports
Saving the Palace of Atahualpa: The Late Imperial Site of Inca-Caranqui, Imbabura Province, Northern Highland Ecuador
Tamara L. Bray, Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan; José Echeverría, FONSALCI, Ibarra, Ecuador
Emergency Excavations at Conchapata: Huari Temple Architecture and Iconography in Ayacucho, Peru
Anita Cook, Catholic University of America | W. H. Isbell, State University of New York, Binghamton
Leaving No Stone Unturned: Emergency Recording of Chontales-Style Sculpture at the El Gavilán Site
Alexander Geurds, Leiden University / University of Colorado at Boulder, Academic Year 2009/10
Rescuing Cerro Narrío, Cañar Province, Ecuador: Report on Investigations at Cerro Narrío, Ecuador, July 1 to August 15, 2008
J. Scott Raymond, University of Calgary | Florencio Delgado, Universidad de San Francisco, Quito
La Joya pyramid, Central Veracruz, Mexico: Classic Period Earthen Architecture
Annick Daneels, Instituto de Investigaciones Antropológicas, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
Rescue Excavations at the site of Tumilaca la Chimba, 2006
Patrick Ryan Williams, The Field Museum, Chicago; Michael E. Moseley, University of Florida; Maria C. Lozada, University of Chicago; Nicola Sharratt, University of Illinois at Chicago
Paracas Necropolis: Salvaging Contextual relationships
Department of Textiles | Ann H. Peters, Visiting Scholar, Latin American Studies Program, Cornell University
Salvage, Conservation, and Consolidation at the Classic Maya Site of Tecolote, Guatemala
Submitted by the Sierra del Lacandón Regional Archaeology Project: Charles Golden (Director); Rene Muñoz, Andrew Scherer, Luis Romero (Co-Directors); Kimberly Machovec-Smith, Margaret Kipling, Leslie Rainer, and Arlen Heginbotham (Conservators)
Paracas Necropolis: Salvaging Contextual relationships
Ann H. Peters, Visiting Scholar, Latin American Studies Program, Cornell University
Paracas Necropolis: Salvaging Contextual relationships
Ann H. Peters, Visiting Scholar, Latin American Studies Program, Cornell University
Paracas Necropolis: Salvaging Contextual relationships
Department of Human Remains | Ann H. Peters, Visiting Scholar, Latin American Studies Program, Cornell University
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