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9780761989646

The Archaeology and Pottery of Nazca, Peru Alfred Kroeber's 1926 Expedition

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    9780761989646

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    0761989641

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1998-12-08
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Summary

When Alfred Kroeber left Lima, Peru for the ruins of the Nazca region in July 1926, he could have had no inkling of the importance of what he would uncover. Nor would he have guessed that his excavation report would not appear until the end of the century, completed by Donald Collier and Patrick Carmichael after Kroeber's death in 1960. Kroeber's report contains what is still the only complete analysis and seriation of the beautiful painted pottery of Nazca, complete with over 400 photographs and drawings of objects uncovered in the excavations, some in full color. His report is also notable for its rare discussion of Nazca architecture, its description of cloth, hair bundles and other artifact groups, its accurate analysis of Nazca human remains, and even for one of the earliest descriptions and photographs of the famous Nazca lines. With careful editing by Collier and Carmichael, Kroeber's work is far ahead of its time methodologically and is still an important source document for contemporary archaeology and art history of South America. A final chapter by Katharina J. Schreiber puts Kroeber's work in the context of contemporary Nazca studies, including a reassessment of the sites discovered in the 1926 expedition. Important for both professional and avocational anthropologists, archaeologists, art historians, and those interested in the history of anthropology. Published in cooperation with The Field Museum, Chicago, Illinois

Table of Contents

EDITOR'S ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 8(1)
LIST OF TABLES AND ILLUSTRATIONS
9(5)
ABOUT THE AUTHORS 14(3)
PREFACE 17(8)
Patrick H. Carmichael (1993)
Editorial Comment 17(1)
Volume Organization 18(1)
Historical Overview 18(1)
Site Locations 19(1)
Field Methodology 19(1)
Graves and "Graves" 19(1)
Aging and Sexing of Skeletal Remains 19(1)
Architecture 20(1)
Nasca Lines and Filtration Galleries 20(1)
The Nasca Pottery Sequence 20(2)
Editorial Introduction to the Ceramic Descriptions: Methods and Abbreviations 21(1)
Subsequent Research on this Collection 22(1)
Analysis of Human Hair Artifacts 22(1)
Stable Isotope Analysis and Nasca Diet 22(1)
Proper Use of this Volume as a Research Guide 23(1)
References 23(2)
INTRODUCTION 25(4)
Alfred L. Kroeber (1960)
CHAPTER 1: History and Itinerary of the Expedition
29(6)
CHAPTER 2: Area and Sites
35(4)
CHAPTER 3: Excavations
39(46)
La Chimba [Santa Cruz] and Huayuri
39(1)
Tierras Blancas, Aja, and Nazca Rivers
39(46)
La Calera
39(2)
Ocongalla Zero
41(2)
Majoro Chico
43(1)
Majoro Chico Site B
43(1)
Majoro Chico Site A
44(1)
Structure of Low Adobe Walls
44(2)
Majoro A Houses
46(1)
Majoro A Graves
47(5)
Majoro Chico Site E
52(1)
La Huayrona
52(1)
Paredones
53(1)
Agua Santa
53(2)
Ocongalla West
55(1)
Ocongalla West A
56(2)
Ocongalla West B
58(2)
Pueblo Viejo
60(1)
Soisongo
61(1)
Soisongo A
62(1)
Soisongo B
62(1)
Soisongo C
63(3)
Soisongo D and E
66(1)
Aja
66(1)
Aja B
66(1)
Aja A
67(1)
Curvi
68(1)
Cantayo
68(1)
Lower Cantayo Site L
68(1)
Lower Cantayo Site M
68(2)
Upper Cantayo Sections E and D
70(1)
Upper Cantayo Sections Ca and Cb
70(1)
Upper Cantayo Structure Cax
71(2)
Cahuachi
73(5)
Cahuachi Location A
78(3)
Cahuachi Locations B, C, and D
81(1)
Cahuachi Location E
81(1)
Cahuachi Location G
81(1)
Cahuachi Locations I, J, K, and L
81(1)
Cahuachi Location O
82(1)
Terracing at Cahuachi
82(1)
La Estaqueria
82(1)
Taruga
82(1)
Las Trancas
83(1)
Poroma
83(2)
CHAPTER 4: Adobe Bricks and Wall Construction
85(8)
Adobes at Ocongalla
85(1)
Adobes at Majoro Chico A
85(4)
Adobes at Soisongo A and C
89(1)
Adobes at Aja A
90(1)
Adobes at Cantayo Cax
91(1)
Adobes at Cahuachi
92(1)
Summary
92(1)
CHAPTER 5: Succession of Phases in Nazca Culture
93(4)
Method of Presentation
93(2)
Nazca A and B Shape Summary
95(2)
CHAPTER 6: Pottery of Phase A1
97(42)
Cahuachi A: Phase A1
97(13)
Interior-Painted Plates of Shape Ac
97(2)
Outside-Painted Bowls of Shapes B, E, and F
99(6)
Double-Spout Jars, Shapes UI and Z
105(2)
Figure Vases, Shape X
107(1)
Three-Handled Jars, Shape TTT
108(1)
Unslipped Utility Vessels
109(1)
Pan's Pipes
109(1)
Aja B: Phase AI
110(12)
Center-Painted Plates of Shape Ac
111(1)
Plate with Painted Interior and Exterior, Shape A
112(1)
Hemispherical Bowl, Shape GG
112(1)
Outside-Painted Bowls of Shapes Ba-c and Ea
112(1)
Low Bowls, B Type
113(2)
Medium-Height Bowls, E Type
115(1)
High Bowl, F Type
116(1)
Double-Spout Jars, Shape U
116(2)
Head Jar, Shape Y(4)
118(1)
Three-Handled Large Jar, Class TTT
118(1)
Unslipped Utility Vessels
119(1)
Aja Graves Excavated by Tello
120(1)
Aja B, Grave 2
120(1)
Aja B, Grave 4
121(1)
Majoro Chico A: Phase AI
122(6)
Majoro A, Grave 18
122(1)
Inside-Painted Plates, Shape Ac
122(1)
Bowl Painted Inside and Outside
123(1)
Outside-Painted Bowls of Shapes Ba-c and Ea
123(2)
Double-Spout, Shape UI
125(1)
Human-Figure Jars, Shape X
125(1)
Small-Mouthed Jar
125(1)
Majoro A, Grave 20
126(1)
Majoro A, Grave 14 C
127(1)
Frequencies of AI Vessel Shapes at Three Larger Sites
128(1)
Other AI Sites and Graves
128(7)
Ocongalla West A, Graves 4 and 5
128(3)
Soisongo B, Grave II
131(1)
Textiles from Soisongo B, Grave II
132(1)
Soisongo C, Grave 10
133(1)
Cantayo D, Grave 6
134(1)
Cahuachi O
134(1)
Nazca AI Objects without Sure Associations
135(4)
Cantayo D or E, Surface
135(1)
Cantayo M, Surface and Trial Pits
136(1)
Unknown Grave, Paredones (?)
136(1)
Purchased at Yapana
137(2)
CHAPTER 7: Pottery of Phase A2
139(12)
Majoro Chico A, Grave 17
139(4)
Majoro Chico A, Grave 15
143(1)
Uncertain A2 Material
144(3)
Cantayo M. Grave 4
144(1)
Cantayo Cax Deity Bowl
144(1)
Agua Santa, Grave 16
145(2)
Of Phase A2 or B1 (?)
147(3)
Ocongalla West A, Grave 6
147(1)
Cantayo D, Grave 5
148(1)
Cantayo M. Grave 1
149(1)
Discussion of Phase A2
150(1)
CHAPTER 8: Pottery of Phase BI
151(12)
Nazca B and Its Phases
151(1)
Criteria for Phases B1 and B2
151(1)
Graves of Phase B1
152(8)
Ocongalla West B, Grave 3
152(3)
Ocongalla West B, Grave 4
155(2)
Majoro Chico A, Grave 16
157(3)
Gifts from Cantayo
160(1)
Summary of B1 Graves
161(2)
CHAPTER 9: Pottery of Phase B2
163(46)
Graves of Phase B2
163(46)
Ocongalla West B, Grave 7
163(3)
Ocongalla West B, Grave 8
166(1)
Ocongalla West B, Grave 9
166(5)
Ocongalla West B, Grave 10
171(1)
Figure-and-Spout
171(1)
Shape-P Bulbous-Concave Vases
172(2)
Shape-M, Tapering Vases
174(2)
Shape-K, Double-Convex Goblets
176(2)
Shape-D Bowl
178(1)
Shape-F-H-Bowls
178(1)
Ocongalla West B, Grave 12
179(1)
Double-Spouts
179(2)
Wide-Mouthed Spherical Jar, Shape R
181(1)
Shape-P, Bulbous-Convex Vase
181(2)
Waisted Goblet
183(1)
High Flaring Bowls, Shape H
184(2)
Shape-D Bowls
186(1)
Plates Ar, Inside-Painted on Rim Only
187(1)
Undecorated Spheroid Jars
188(1)
Ocongalla Zero
189(1)
Grave I
189(1)
Grave 2
190(1)
Grave 3
190(3)
Grave 4
193(1)
Grave 6
193(1)
Summary
194(1)
Agua Santa, Nazca B Section
194(1)
Grave 10
194(2)
Grave II
196(1)
Grave 12
196(1)
Grave 14
197(1)
Grave 15
198(3)
Soisongo C, Grave 5
201(2)
Cantayo M, Grave 2
203(1)
Nazca B2 from Tunga
204(2)
Tunga: Period Not Certain
206(1)
Nazca B2 from Taruga
207(2)
CHAPTER 10: Nazca Y Phase
209(20)
The Nazca Y Style: Generalities
209(1)
Phase Y Vessel Shapes and Designs
209(1)
Nazca Y Material Excavated in 1926
210(1)
Graves of Phase Y1
210(19)
Majoro Chico A, Grave 7A
210(1)
Majoro Chico A, Grave 7B
211(1)
Majoro Chico A, Grave 8
212(1)
Bowls
213(1)
Human-Figure Jar
214(1)
Rim-Painted Plate
215(1)
Angled Goblet
215(1)
Collared Bowl with Nazca A Resemblances
216(1)
Ocongalla West B, Grave I
217(2)
Ocongalla West B, Grave II
219(3)
Soisongo A, Grave 2
222(1)
Soisongo C, Grave I
223(2)
Soisongo C, Grave 2
225(1)
Soisongo C, Grave 3
226(1)
Soisongo C, Grave 13
227(1)
Purchased at Paredones in 1925
228(1)
CHAPTER 11: Later Phase Y2
229(10)
Graves of Phase Y2
229(8)
Soisongo B, Grave, 9
229(1)
Majoro Chico A, Grave 5
230(2)
Majoro Chico E, Grave 1
232(4)
La Huayrona, Grave 1
236(1)
Agua Sant, Grave 1B
237(1)
Comparison of Phases Y1 and Y2
237(2)
CHAPTER 12: Pre-A1 Indications: Phase Ao
239(10)
Subsite Cantayo Cax
239(5)
Various Ao Sherds and Fragements
244(1)
Paracas Sherd
245(1)
Ocongalla West B, Grave 6: A1 or Ao
246(3)
CHAPTER 13: Post-Nazca Culture: Late Period
249(10)
Soisongo B, Graves 4, 5, 6, 7, and 10
249(2)
Cantayo Ca, Grave 21
251(1)
Cantayo Ca, Grave 3
252(1)
Cantayo Cb, Grave 5
253(1)
La Huayrona, Grave 3
254(1)
Majora Chico B, Grave 1
254(1)
Agua Santa, Graves 1A, 2, 4, 5, and 9
255(3)
Purchased at Poroma
258(1)
APPENDIX: Mineral, Plant, and Animal Identifications
259(1)
LITERATURE CITED
260(1)
AFTERWORD: Nasca Research Since 1926
261(10)
Katharina J. Schreiber (1998)
Nasca Prehistory: A Perspective from the End of the 20th Century
262(1)
Archaeological Research in Nasca since 1926
263(4)
Artifacts
263(1)
Features
264(1)
Burial Patterns
264(1)
Geoglyphs
264(1)
Puquios
264(1)
Site Excavations
265(1)
Cahuachi
265(1)
Estaqueria
265(1)
Agua Santa
265(1)
Taruga Valley Sites
265(1)
Las Trancas Cemeteries
266(1)
Huaca del Loro
266(1)
Pacheco
266(1)
Regional Surveys
266(1)
William Duncan Strong, 1952-1953
266(1)
David Robinson, 1954
266(1)
UCSB Surveys, 1986-1996
266(1)
Surveys Elsewhere in the Nasca Region
266(1)
Locating Kroeber's Sites
267(3)
Ocongalla
268(1)
Majoro Chico
268(1)
La Huayrona
268(1)
Paredones
268(1)
Agua Santa
268(1)
Pueblo Viejo
268(1)
Soisongo
269(1)
Aja
269(1)
Curvi
269(1)
Cantayo
269(1)
Cahuachi
269(1)
Sites in Taruga
269(1)
Las Trancas
269(1)
Poroma
269(1)
Final Observations
270(1)
Notes
270(1)
GENERAL BIBLIOGRAPHY: Nasca, Kroeber, and Later 271(4)
INDEXES 275

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