Worth The Wait
Author: Ian Beggen In 2016, during my first experience in the high Andes, I thought to myself: “Why do people live all the way up here?”...
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Sarah Meinekat
Jan 11, 20224 min read
Why Dirt Rocks
Author: Sarah Meinekat. Usually, when trying to explain my job as a geoarchaeologist, I start like this: Think about an archaeological...
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Emily Milton
Oct 1, 20194 min read
Excavations at Pachamachay
High-altitude fieldwork is all about appreciating Type 2 fun. If you don’t know about Type 2 fun, think of an activity that’s somewhat unple
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Katherine Moore
Aug 11, 20193 min read
Returning to Panaulauca
Author: Katherine Moore. As I left Junín to return home in July, I told collaborator Kurt Rademaker that for me our field season had been...
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Kurt Rademaker
Aug 7, 20193 min read
2019 fieldwork in the Puna of Junín
Author: Kurt Rademaker. This July 2019 our group began a new field project in the Puna of Junín, supported by a Faculty Initiatives Fund...
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Taylor Panczak
Oct 12, 20181 min read
Ancient Tools, Modern Technology
Author: Taylor Panczak. My master’s thesis research involves understanding the chronology of Cuncaicha rock shelter through the creation...
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Mike Cook
Sep 29, 20181 min read
Geologic Survey in the Pampas
Author: Mike Cook. Between June 9 and June 18, 2018, our team visited the Pampas region north of Quebrada Jaguay. Our original goal was...
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Brett Furlotte
Sep 18, 20184 min read
Paleoethnobotany Research Survey
Author: Brett Furlotte. The 2018 collections project brought together researchers of various disciplines and institutions to study a...
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Kurt Rademaker
Sep 4, 20182 min read
Updates from the 2018 field season
Author: Kurt Rademaker. In June 2018 our team traveled to Arequipa, Peru to conduct a series of field and lab studies. The archaeology...
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