José Román

Biographic Data

ID773038
NAMEJosé Román
GIVEN NAMESJosé
FAMILY NAMERomán
SIGNATUREROMÁN J
AFFILIATIONSUniversité Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne
ORCID0000-0002-0390-0544
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS11
TOTAL CITATIONS3
AUTHOR COUNT11
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX1

  • Los últimos Mochicas de Licapa II: Reconociendo espacios y prácticas sociales en un asentamiento moche tardío del valle de Chicama, costa norte del Perú

    Open AccessHenry Tantaleán, Carito Tavera Medina et al.ARTICLERevista del Museo de Antropología2026

    En este artículo se describen y explican las últimas ocupaciones de un sector del Área Residencial del sitio Moche de Licapa II, localizado en el valle bajo de Chicama y ocupado en el periodo Horizonte Medio (600-1000 d.C.). Presentamos y discutimos los resultados de nuestras excavaciones, la materialidad social y los fechados radiocarbónicos asociados a los espacios sociales identificados. Asimismo, caracterizamos las prácticas sociales realizad…

  • From Workers to Companions: Confronting the Contradictions in Neoliberal Social Relationships in Peruvian Archaeology

    Open AccessHenry Tantaleán, Carito Tavera Medina et al.ARTICLEAdvances in Archaeological Practice2026

    In the practice of archaeological research in Peru, a set of economic, political, and ethical contradictions can be recognized in the relationships between archaeologists, excavation technicians, and other groups. It has been observed that our social relationships in fieldwork and other archaeological practice spaces reproduce the principles of the free market, individual competition, and labor exploitation. However, a medium-term archaeological …

  • Jim Morrison’s Grave in Père-Lachaise: Social Materiality, Ritual Practices and the Construction of a Popular Cult

    Henry Tantaleán, B Ballester Riesco et al.ARTICLEJournal of Contemporary Archaeology2026

    The grave of Jim Morrison at Père-Lachaise Cemetery in Paris is much more than just a funerary site; it is also a space of cult, characterised by dense social materiality and shaped by the performative actions of its visitors. This article uses a field methodology that combines the systematic documentation of deposited offerings, material gestures, participant observation and interviews to explore how the site of the grave has been transformed in…

  • Indigenous accounting and exchange at Monte Sierpe (‘Band of Holes’) in the Pisco Valley, Peru

    Open AccessJacob L Bongers, Christopher Kiahtipes et al.ARTICLEAntiquity2026References: 29

    Stretching for 1.5km and consisting of approximately 5200 precisely aligned holes, Monte Sierpe in southern Peru is a remarkable construction that likely dates to at least the Late Intermediate Period (AD 1000–1400) and saw continued use by the Inca (AD 1400–1532). Yet its function remains uncertain. Here, the authors report on new analyses of drone imagery and sediment samples that reveal numerical patterns in layout, potential parallels with In…

  • Las ocupaciones más tempranas de Pozuelo: Contexto arqueológico, producción cerámica, y relaciones sociales durante el Horizonte Temprano en el Valle de Chincha

    Henry Tantaleán, C Stanish et al.ARTICLEÑawpa Pacha2025References: 21

  • Quebrada del Oso: A Chimú agricultural production centre in the Chicama Valley, north coast of Perú

    Open AccessCarito Tavera Medina, Henry Tantaleán et al.ARTICLEAntiquity2025References: 7

    Recent research at the Chimú site of Quebrada del Oso in the Chicama Valley, Peru indicates that the site functioned as a pre-Hispanic agricultural centre. This finding is relevant to debates about the nature and viability of the Chicama-Moche canal built by the Chimú state around the eleventh century AD

  • Cerro Malabrigo y el resurgimiento de la arquitectura monumental prehispánica en el valle de Chicama, costa norte del Perú

    Open AccessCarito Tavera Medina, Henry Tantaleán et al.ARTICLEBoletín del Museo Chileno de Arte…2025

    En este artículo se describe la investigación arqueológica de una de las estructuras arquitectónicas monumentales prehispánicas más antiguas hallada en Cerro Malabrigo, sitio ubicado en el área septentrional del valle de Chicama, costa norte del Perú. De acuerdo con nuestras excavaciones, el edificio fue construido a principios del período Intermedio Temprano (200 AC-600 DC). Presentamos los resultados de estas exploraciones, del análisis cerámic…

  • Novel Approach to French Fries: Food Products from Potato and Rice Extruded

    Open AccessLaura Almendares, Emerson Andrés Núñez-Ferrada et al.ARTICLERevista RIVAR2024

    This study aimed to craft an extruded product resembling conventional French fries, utilizing rice as the primary ingredient, and incorporating potato blends to enhance physicochemical and sensory attributes during frying. Mashed potatoes, rice flour, and additives were processed using a twin-screw extruder, followed by frying at 160°C for 2.15 minutes in three stages. In stage I, four formulations were assessed, with the formulation comprising 7…

  • Reconstruyendo a Lima La Vieja: Forma y función de un sitio Inca evanescente en el valle de Pisco, Costa Sur del Perú

    Open AccessJosé Román, Henry Tantaleán et al.ARTICLEArqueología2024Cited by: 1

    Lima La Vieja es un sitio arqueológico a punto de desaparecer. A pesar de que ha sido objeto de estudios arqueológicos e históricos a lo largo del siglo XX y de que su arquitectura y función lo destacan entre otros asentamientos incas, el sitio ha sido gradualmente desmantelado a lo largo de los siglos XX y XXI. Lima La Vieja es muy importante dentro del sistema mayor del estado Inca en esta región y es además uno de los primeros asentamientos es…

  • Nuevas investigaciones arqueológicas en el valle de Chicama: La temporada 2021 del Programa Arqueológico Chicama

    Open AccessHenry Tantaleán, Carito Tavera Medina et al.ARTICLEInvestigaciones Sociales2024

    This article aims to present the preliminary results of our research conducted in the Chicama valley situated in the department of La Libertad, Peru. During the 2021 season of the Chicama Archaeological Program, archaeological excavations were carried out in the archaeological sites Cerro Malabrigo, Licapa II, Pelenque 1 and Quebrada del Oso and systematic surveys in the area of Puerto Chicama, Cerro Malabrigo Sur and Huaca Pukuche. Within the fr…

  • Pozuelo: Un estilo cerámico del Horizonte Temprano (circa 800-500 a. C.) en el valle de Chincha, Perú

    Open AccessHenry Tantaleán, C Stanish et al.ARTICLEEstudios Atacameños Arqueología y…2024Cited by: 2References: 24

    This article describes our archaeological research at Pozuelo, one of the earliest ceramic archaeological sites in the Chincha Valley, located on the southern coast of Peru. Our research confirms the stylistic relationships of Pozuelo ceramics with contemporaries from other sites on the south, central and north coast in the VIII and V centuries B.C. Coincidentally, this period also produced the most ceramics known in archaeological literature as …