The first major synthesis exploring Tiwanaku civilization in its geographical and cultural setting.
The Archaeology of Tiwanaku: The Myths, History, and Science of an Ancient Andean Civilization
This book, the first published history of the Tiwanakan peoples from their origins to their present survival, is a feat of scholarly and archaeological detection undertaken and led by the author.
Janusek explores the origins, development, and collapse of this ancient state through the lenses of social identities--gender, ethnicity, occupation, for example--and power relations.
Introduces the striking artwork and fascinating rituals of this highland culture through approximately one hundred works of art and cultural treasures.
Together they make up the political, spiritual, economic, and artistic world which today is called "Tiwanaku," a place, empire, and cultural tradition that is the focus of this text.
“The Donahue Discovery, an Ancient Stela Found Near Ilave, Puno.” Naupa Pacha 13: 35–44. Ruiz Estrada, Arturo. 1976. Hallazgos de oro Sillustani (Puno). Serie Metalurgia, no. 1, Publicaciones del Museo Nacional de Antropología y ...
The Enigma Of Tiwanaku And Puma Punku: A Visitor's Guide
Believed by most academics to have been solely created by the barely Bronze Age Tiwanaku people between 500 and 1000 AD, it is clear that they stumbled upon the shattered ruins of a vast complex created by a very ancient advanced ...
Though academics insist that both were the work of the bronze age Tiwanaku, there are clear indications that the original builders used very advanced high technologies in their construction.There is also a lot of evidence that Puma Punku ...
Today, through the diligent work of scholars from many countries, the disciplines of archaeology, art history, comparative ethnography and other modern historical sciences have begun to peel back the story of Puma Punku, and historians can ...