Yuichi Matsumoto
Biographic Data
| ID | 3643323 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yuichi Matsumoto |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yuichi |
| FAMILY NAME | Matsumoto |
| SIGNATURE | MATSUMOTO Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | Yale University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5668-928X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 34 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Challenges in Forming Transdisciplinary Communities of Practice for Solving Environmental Problems in Developing Countries
This study examines how communities of practice (CoPs) can be used for transdisciplinary research on complex societal challenges and their importance therein. Critically, CoPs are often hampered by barriers of indifference, position, and continuity, which transdisciplinary CoPs (TDCoPs) are effective in surmounting. TDCoPs involve researchers as providers of scientific knowledge and are characterized, in comparison with CoPs, by a more diverse as…
Tres Palos Revisited
A recent survey in the Ingenio Valley provides new insight into the nature of the Middle Horizon on the south coast of Peru. A reconsideration of the Tres Palos I and II sites could provide a new perspective on Wari expansion into the region
PXRF Sourcing of Obsidian from Pallaucha, Vilcashuaman
Recent archaeological research demonstrates that the south-central highlands was a region of important sociocultural developments during the Early Horizon (ca. 800-200 BC). One reason for the prominence of this region was the local availability of obsidian, a widely exchanged lithic material. In this paper, we discuss the results of a portable X-ray fluorescence (pXRF) sourcing study of a sample of 26 obsidian artifacts from the site of Pallaucha…
Campanayuq Rumi and Arpiri
Archaeological research over the last decade has established the significance of the Peruvian south-central highlands for understanding the Chavín Interaction Sphere. Investigations at various sites in the region show distinct traditions of civic-ceremonial architecture that are in many ways comparable to better understood developments in the north-central and northern Peruvian highlands. In this paper, the authors discuss two important late Init…
Interregional Obsidian Exchange During the Late Initial Period and Early Horizon
Campanayuq Rumi is a large civic-ceremonial center located in the south-central highlands of Peru. Founded in the late Initial Period (1100-800 BC), Campanayuq Rumi became an important center within the Chavín Interaction Sphere in the Early Horizon (ca. 800-400 BC). In particular, Campanayuq Rumi is significant because of its geographical proximity to Quispisisa, the most important and widely circulated obsidian source during the Early Horizon. …
Investigaciones arqueológicas en Campanayuq Rumi, Vilcashuamán-Ayacucho
Early Horizon gold metallurgy from Campanayuq Rumi in the Peruvian south-central highlands
Early Horizon (800-200 cal. B.C.) gold artifacts are well known because of their artistic and technological sophistication. This article presents new data for Early Horizon gold metallurgy from the Peruvian south-central highlands by providing descriptions of a gold artifact and ceramic casting mold recovered from the site of Campanayuq Rumi. These objects indicate a technological innovation from techniques employing simple hammering common in In…
Recognising ritual
Exploration of a group of Early Horizon platforms by quadrat in Peru made contact with a midden, rich in artefacts and faunal remains. Was this the result of discard from an elite residence, or deposits of 'ceremonial trash' emanating from ritual performance? The author shows how this question may be decided, even through the analysis of a single small sample
Archaeological investigations at Sajara-patac in the Upper Huallaga Basin, Peru
Archaeological investigations in 2002 at Sajara-patac, in the Upper Huallaga Basin, revealed that it was an Early Horizon (800-200 B.C.) ceremonial center that shows strong influence from Chavín de Huántar. Four architectural phases were recognized, of which the earlier three pertain to the Early Horizon and the last one to the terminal Early Horizon/early Early Intermediate Period. Ceramics associated with each phase are described. Radiocarbon d…
Una aproximación cronológica del centro ceremonial de Campanayuq Rumi, Ayacucho
El objetivo principal de este artículo es la construcción de la cronología del sitio arqueológico de Campanayuq Rumi, un gran centro ceremonial del Periodo Formativo ubicado en la sierra centro-sur del Perú. Para ello se tomó como base 12 fechados radiocarbónicos obtenidos de las excavaciones de los autores en combinación con los datos de las secuencias arquitectónica y cerámica. Mediante una interpretación integral, se pretende presentar una nue…
"El manejo del espacio ritual en el sitio de Sajara-patac y sus implicancias para el "fenómeno Chavín
Las excavaciones realizadas en el sitio de Sajara-patac, en la cuenca del alto Huallaga, ofrecen una oportunidad de entender la naturaleza del manejo del espacio ritual durante el Horizonte Temprano. Las nuevas evidencias han revelado la relación integral entre las actividades rituales, los festines y la renovación de arquitectura ceremonial. Aunque el manejo del espacio ritual en Sajara-patac muestra su filiación a la esfera de interacción chaví…
Interregional Obsidian Exchange During the Late Initial Period and Early Horizon
Campanayuq Rumi is a large civic-ceremonial center located in the south-central highlands of Peru. Founded in the late Initial Period (1100-800 BC), Campanayuq Rumi became an important center within the Chavín Interaction Sphere in the Early Horizon (ca. 800-400 BC). In particular, Campanayuq Rumi is significant because of its geographical proximity to Quispisisa, the most important and widely circulated obsidian source during the Early Horizon. …
Recognising ritual
Exploration of a group of Early Horizon platforms by quadrat in Peru made contact with a midden, rich in artefacts and faunal remains. Was this the result of discard from an elite residence, or deposits of 'ceremonial trash' emanating from ritual performance? The author shows how this question may be decided, even through the analysis of a single small sample
Tres Palos Revisited
A recent survey in the Ingenio Valley provides new insight into the nature of the Middle Horizon on the south coast of Peru. A reconsideration of the Tres Palos I and II sites could provide a new perspective on Wari expansion into the region
Early Horizon gold metallurgy from Campanayuq Rumi in the Peruvian south-central highlands
Early Horizon (800-200 cal. B.C.) gold artifacts are well known because of their artistic and technological sophistication. This article presents new data for Early Horizon gold metallurgy from the Peruvian south-central highlands by providing descriptions of a gold artifact and ceramic casting mold recovered from the site of Campanayuq Rumi. These objects indicate a technological innovation from techniques employing simple hammering common in In…
Archaeological investigations at Sajara-patac in the Upper Huallaga Basin, Peru
Archaeological investigations in 2002 at Sajara-patac, in the Upper Huallaga Basin, revealed that it was an Early Horizon (800-200 B.C.) ceremonial center that shows strong influence from Chavín de Huántar. Four architectural phases were recognized, of which the earlier three pertain to the Early Horizon and the last one to the terminal Early Horizon/early Early Intermediate Period. Ceramics associated with each phase are described. Radiocarbon d…
Campanayuq Rumi and Arpiri
Archaeological research over the last decade has established the significance of the Peruvian south-central highlands for understanding the Chavín Interaction Sphere. Investigations at various sites in the region show distinct traditions of civic-ceremonial architecture that are in many ways comparable to better understood developments in the north-central and northern Peruvian highlands. In this paper, the authors discuss two important late Init…
Una aproximación cronológica del centro ceremonial de Campanayuq Rumi, Ayacucho
El objetivo principal de este artículo es la construcción de la cronología del sitio arqueológico de Campanayuq Rumi, un gran centro ceremonial del Periodo Formativo ubicado en la sierra centro-sur del Perú. Para ello se tomó como base 12 fechados radiocarbónicos obtenidos de las excavaciones de los autores en combinación con los datos de las secuencias arquitectónica y cerámica. Mediante una interpretación integral, se pretende presentar una nue…
Una aproximación cronológica del centro ceremonial de Campanayuq Rumi, Ayacucho
El objetivo principal de este artículo es la construcción de la cronología del sitio arqueológico de Campanayuq Rumi, un gran centro ceremonial del Periodo Formativo ubicado en la sierra centro-sur del Perú. Para ello se tomó como base 12 fechados radiocarbónicos obtenidos de las excavaciones de los autores en combinación con los datos de las secuencias arquitectónica y cerámica. Mediante una interpretación integral, se pretende presentar una nue…
"El manejo del espacio ritual en el sitio de Sajara-patac y sus implicancias para el "fenómeno Chavín
Las excavaciones realizadas en el sitio de Sajara-patac, en la cuenca del alto Huallaga, ofrecen una oportunidad de entender la naturaleza del manejo del espacio ritual durante el Horizonte Temprano. Las nuevas evidencias han revelado la relación integral entre las actividades rituales, los festines y la renovación de arquitectura ceremonial. Aunque el manejo del espacio ritual en Sajara-patac muestra su filiación a la esfera de interacción chaví…
Archaeological investigations at Sajara-patac in the Upper Huallaga Basin, Peru
Archaeological investigations in 2002 at Sajara-patac, in the Upper Huallaga Basin, revealed that it was an Early Horizon (800-200 B.C.) ceremonial center that shows strong influence from Chavín de Huántar. Four architectural phases were recognized, of which the earlier three pertain to the Early Horizon and the last one to the terminal Early Horizon/early Early Intermediate Period. Ceramics associated with each phase are described. Radiocarbon d…
Early Horizon gold metallurgy from Campanayuq Rumi in the Peruvian south-central highlands
Early Horizon (800-200 cal. B.C.) gold artifacts are well known because of their artistic and technological sophistication. This article presents new data for Early Horizon gold metallurgy from the Peruvian south-central highlands by providing descriptions of a gold artifact and ceramic casting mold recovered from the site of Campanayuq Rumi. These objects indicate a technological innovation from techniques employing simple hammering common in In…
Recognising ritual
Exploration of a group of Early Horizon platforms by quadrat in Peru made contact with a midden, rich in artefacts and faunal remains. Was this the result of discard from an elite residence, or deposits of 'ceremonial trash' emanating from ritual performance? The author shows how this question may be decided, even through the analysis of a single small sample
Investigaciones arqueológicas en Campanayuq Rumi, Vilcashuamán-Ayacucho
Interregional Obsidian Exchange During the Late Initial Period and Early Horizon
Campanayuq Rumi is a large civic-ceremonial center located in the south-central highlands of Peru. Founded in the late Initial Period (1100-800 BC), Campanayuq Rumi became an important center within the Chavín Interaction Sphere in the Early Horizon (ca. 800-400 BC). In particular, Campanayuq Rumi is significant because of its geographical proximity to Quispisisa, the most important and widely circulated obsidian source during the Early Horizon. …
Campanayuq Rumi and Arpiri
Archaeological research over the last decade has established the significance of the Peruvian south-central highlands for understanding the Chavín Interaction Sphere. Investigations at various sites in the region show distinct traditions of civic-ceremonial architecture that are in many ways comparable to better understood developments in the north-central and northern Peruvian highlands. In this paper, the authors discuss two important late Init…
PXRF Sourcing of Obsidian from Pallaucha, Vilcashuaman
Recent archaeological research demonstrates that the south-central highlands was a region of important sociocultural developments during the Early Horizon (ca. 800-200 BC). One reason for the prominence of this region was the local availability of obsidian, a widely exchanged lithic material. In this paper, we discuss the results of a portable X-ray fluorescence (pXRF) sourcing study of a sample of 26 obsidian artifacts from the site of Pallaucha…
Challenges in Forming Transdisciplinary Communities of Practice for Solving Environmental Problems in Developing Countries
This study examines how communities of practice (CoPs) can be used for transdisciplinary research on complex societal challenges and their importance therein. Critically, CoPs are often hampered by barriers of indifference, position, and continuity, which transdisciplinary CoPs (TDCoPs) are effective in surmounting. TDCoPs involve researchers as providers of scientific knowledge and are characterized, in comparison with CoPs, by a more diverse as…
Tres Palos Revisited
A recent survey in the Ingenio Valley provides new insight into the nature of the Middle Horizon on the south coast of Peru. A reconsideration of the Tres Palos I and II sites could provide a new perspective on Wari expansion into the region
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