Titlebook: New Technologies for Archaeology; Multidisciplinary In Markus Reindel,Günther A. Wagner Book 2009 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2009 Ar

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Man and Environment in the Eastern Atacama Desert (Southern Peru): Holocene Climate Changes and Theieties. After ～200 BC the Nasca displaced the Paracas culture. Approximately four centuries later the aridisation of the region accelerated and the Nasca settlements shifted eastwards into the valleys of the Andean footzone. With even more reduced summer rains in the western Andes, the river oases dr

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Viewing the Subsurface in 3D: Sediment Tomography for (Geo-)Archaeological Prospection in Palpa, Sout Yunama showed a very good agreement between the different datasets. Several former soil surfaces could be reconstructed, that were covered subsequently by high-flood sediments of the River Palpa. We present the results of the geoelectric measurements at the archaeological site PAP-83(PV66-057) in

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From Hunters to Regional Lords: Funerary Practices in Palpa, PeruD. This chapter presents a summary of the research carried out concerning the funerary practices, describing the main features observed for each epoch, in order to have a better idea of the mortuary customs existing in each period and the changes occurring through time. The chapter concludes with a

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Talking Bones: Bioarchaeological Analysis of Individuals from Palpat that the best levels were achieved during the Archaic, and the worst in Paracas. Other important findings include a differential distribution of trauma among women and men in Paracas and Nasca times, suggesting gendered activities. Finally, there is a rising through time of trauma attributable to

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