Multidisciplinary studies in Andean anthropology
By: V.J. Vitzthum, editor
Series: Michigan discussions in anthropology -- v. 8
Publisher: Dept. of Anthropology, University of Michigan
Published: 1989
Place of publication: Ann Arbor, MI
Language: eng
Number of pages: 191
Subjects: Indians of South America; Social life and customs; Ethnology
Other titles: Andean studies.
Notes: Spine title: Andean studies.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Regional interaction, transhumance, and verticality : archaeological use of zonal complementarity in Peru and northern Chile / Thomas F. Lynch; title: The Pachacamac studies : 1938-1941 / Richard E. Daggett; title: Nasca 8 : A reassessment of its chronological placement and cultural significance / Helaine Silverman; title: Back across the great divide : the Pakaq señorío and raised field agriculture / Gray C. Graffam; title: Mound clusters in the Chillón River Valley, Peru / Jorge E. Silva and Dawn Massie; title: Traditional crop-processing in central Andean households : an ethnoarchaeological perspective / Lynn L. Sikkink; title: Andean interzonal bartering / Thomas Love; title: Gender, ethnicity, and modernization : Saraguro women in a changing world / Linda S. Belote and Jim Belote; title: The significance of informal social support networks for rural household health in the Andes / James W. Carey; title: Variation in infant feeding practices in an Andean community / Virginia J. Vitzthum; title: The Araucanians / Janise Hurtig; title: The sound must seem an echo to the sense : some cultural determinants of language change in southern Peruvian Quechua / Bruce Mannheim.