Advances in Titicaca Basin Archaeology-2

Alexei Vranich holds a faculty and administrative appointment at the University of California, Los Angeles. Abigail R. Levine is an academic affiliate of the Cotsen Institute of Archaeology and a lecturer in the Department of Anthropology at the University of California, Los Angeles.

• Ch. 01: Introduction by Alexei Vranich and Charles S. StanishCh. 02: Jesús de Machaca before and after Tiwanaku: A Background to Recent Archaeology at Khonkho Wankane and Pukara de Khonkho by John W. JanusekCh. 03: Late Formative Period Spatial Organization at Khonkho Wankane, Bolivia by Scott C. SmithCh. 04: Excavations of a Late Formative Patio Group at Khonkho Wankane, Bolivia by Erik J. MarshCh. 05: The Stone Stelae of Khonkho Wankane: Inventory, Brief Description, and Seriation by Arik OhnstadCh. 06: Pukara de Khonkho: Preliminary Analysis of a Pacajes Hilltop Settlement by Jennifer M. ZovarCh. 07: Demographic Dimensions of Tiwanaku Urbanism by Matthew BandyCh. 08: What Would Celebrants See? Sky, Landscape, and Settlement Planning in the Late Formative Southern Titicaca Basin by Leonardo BenítezCh. 09: State of the Fish: Changing Patterns in Fish Exploitation and Consumption duringTiwanaku (AD 500-1100) in Iwawi, Bolivia by José M. CaprilesCh. 10: The Tiwanaku of A. F. Bandelier by Nicholas BentleyCh. 11: A Radiocarbon Chronology of the Pumapunku Complex and a Reassessment of the Development of Tiwanaku, Bolivia by Jason Yaeger and Alexei VranichCh. 12: Reexamining Tiwanaku's Urban Renewal through Ground-Penetrating Radar and Excavation: The Results of Three Field Seasons by Michele L. KoonsCh. 13: Excavation and Analysis of Human Skeletal Remains from a New Dedicatory Offering at Tiwanaku by John W. VeranoCh. 14: Human Skeletal Remains from Bandelier's 1895 Expedition to the Island of the Sun by Christina Torres-Rouff