Donald E Thompson
Biographic Data
| ID | 99859 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Donald E Thompson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Donald E |
| FAMILY NAME | Thompson |
| SIGNATURE | THOMPSON D E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Wisconsin–Madison |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 52 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1962 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The Violence Intervention and Prevention Team (VIP): Results of an Action Research Evaluation
The Violence Intervention and Prevention Team (VIP): Results of an Action Research Evaluation
Through the preliminary data collection process, we learned three key lessons. (1) Institutional Review Boards (IRBs) new to community-based research may need to build capacity to evaluate the human subjects implications of this type of research. (2) The identification of control or comparison groups for school-based youth violence programs may be challenging and costly. (3) Methods for reducing loss-to-follow-up with high-risk youth are needed
Film Music and Community Development in Rural Puerto Rico: The Divedco Program (1948-91)
Film Music and Community Development in Rural Puerto Rico:The DIVED CO Program (1948–91) Donald Thompson (bio) The creation of the Division of Community Education was one of the more imaginative initiatives of the Popular Democratic Party of Puerto Rico as it came into absolute legislative and executive power following the 1948 general elections. The party was founded eight years previously by poet-politician Luis Muñoz Marín, with a deep commitm…
Donald Collier 1911-1995
His brother-in-law, Rene d'Harnoncourt, directed the Museum of Modern Art in New York for many years, but also served as the first chairman of the Indian Arts and Crafts Board. (To this day I vividly recall a scene in a storeroom of the Field Museum where Don and Rene were arguing in an intense but friendly way over the authenticity of a newly acquired Peruvian vessel, with Don exclaiming that he would stake his reputation on the validity of the …
The Inka Road System
Tower Hill, Water of Life and the Black Pool
(1982). TOWER HILL, WATER OF LIFE AND THE BLACK POOL. Nawpa Pacha: Vol. 20, No. 1, pp. 183-189
Inca Architecture
Archaeology: Ancient Ecuador: Culture, Clay and Creativity, 3000–300 B.C. Donald Lathrap, Donald Collier , and Helen Chandra
Huanuco Viejo: An Inca Administrative Center
Survey and excavations carried out at the Inca administrative center of Huánuco Viejo revealed a large city with a ceremonial and palatial section, large residential zones, and huge storage facilities. Well-cut Cuzco style masonry was limited to the ceremonial areas, which included platforms, gateways, a bath and an elaborate apartment, probably intended to house royalty or important officials. The residential districts were Inca derived in archi…
Archeology: The History of the Incas. Alfred Métraux
Quipus and Witches' Knots. The Role of the Knot in Primitive and Ancient Cultures
Pattern and Process in the Early Intermediate Period Pottery of the Central Coast of Peru. T homas C. P atterson
Joris van Speilbergen's Journal and a Site in the Huarmey Valley, Peru
An illustration of the Huarmey Valley in Joris van Speilbergen's journal from the year 1615 shows a 'ruined castle, occupied by our men.' In an archaeological survey conducted by the author, a site was located which is very likely to be the one occupied by van Speilbergen. The site appears to be Chimu or Inca in date on the basis of the plan, the construction of tapia adobe, and the high percentage of reduced-fired ceramics. Despite the small siz…
The Inca Bridges in the Huánuco Region
Ethnohistorical, archaeological, and ethnological data are combined in a discussion of Inca bridges in the Huanuco area. A colonial document provides the details of how a major bridge on the Inca highway was constructed by placing a series of logs over projecting canes. The division of labor in providing the logs was described as being divided among neighboring communities, with the river itself as a significant dividing line. The section of the …
Postclassic Innovations in Architecture and Settlement Patterns in the Casma Valley, Peru
A Mold Matrix from Peru
Among a collection of whole pottery vessels from the Huarmey valley, Peru, is one piece which is almost certainly a master or matrix for manufacturing molds for mold-made pottery. The piece probably dates in the period between Late Tiahuanaco and Inca-Chimú
Additional Stone Carving from the North Highlands of Peru
Two carved stones depicting human heads are currently to be found at Huaylas in the Callejon de Huaylas, Peru. They represent a style so far unreported from the Callejon. The closest stylistic similarities are to be found in the Chavin style and in the unique monoliths at Cerro Sechin Temple in the Casma Valley
General and Ethnology: Nahrung und Nahrungsgewinnung im vorspanischen Peru. Hans Horkheimer
The Problem of Dating Certain Stone-Faced, Stepped Pyramids on the North Coast of Peru
Huanuco Viejo: An Inca Administrative Center
Survey and excavations carried out at the Inca administrative center of Huánuco Viejo revealed a large city with a ceremonial and palatial section, large residential zones, and huge storage facilities. Well-cut Cuzco style masonry was limited to the ceremonial areas, which included platforms, gateways, a bath and an elaborate apartment, probably intended to house royalty or important officials. The residential districts were Inca derived in archi…
Postclassic Innovations in Architecture and Settlement Patterns in the Casma Valley, Peru
The Inca Bridges in the Huánuco Region
Ethnohistorical, archaeological, and ethnological data are combined in a discussion of Inca bridges in the Huanuco area. A colonial document provides the details of how a major bridge on the Inca highway was constructed by placing a series of logs over projecting canes. The division of labor in providing the logs was described as being divided among neighboring communities, with the river itself as a significant dividing line. The section of the …
The Problem of Dating Certain Stone-Faced, Stepped Pyramids on the North Coast of Peru
A Mold Matrix from Peru
Among a collection of whole pottery vessels from the Huarmey valley, Peru, is one piece which is almost certainly a master or matrix for manufacturing molds for mold-made pottery. The piece probably dates in the period between Late Tiahuanaco and Inca-Chimú
Additional Stone Carving from the North Highlands of Peru
Two carved stones depicting human heads are currently to be found at Huaylas in the Callejon de Huaylas, Peru. They represent a style so far unreported from the Callejon. The closest stylistic similarities are to be found in the Chavin style and in the unique monoliths at Cerro Sechin Temple in the Casma Valley
Additional Stone Carving from the North Highlands of Peru
Two carved stones depicting human heads are currently to be found at Huaylas in the Callejon de Huaylas, Peru. They represent a style so far unreported from the Callejon. The closest stylistic similarities are to be found in the Chavin style and in the unique monoliths at Cerro Sechin Temple in the Casma Valley
General and Ethnology: Nahrung und Nahrungsgewinnung im vorspanischen Peru. Hans Horkheimer
The Problem of Dating Certain Stone-Faced, Stepped Pyramids on the North Coast of Peru
A Mold Matrix from Peru
Among a collection of whole pottery vessels from the Huarmey valley, Peru, is one piece which is almost certainly a master or matrix for manufacturing molds for mold-made pottery. The piece probably dates in the period between Late Tiahuanaco and Inca-Chimú
Postclassic Innovations in Architecture and Settlement Patterns in the Casma Valley, Peru
The Inca Bridges in the Huánuco Region
Ethnohistorical, archaeological, and ethnological data are combined in a discussion of Inca bridges in the Huanuco area. A colonial document provides the details of how a major bridge on the Inca highway was constructed by placing a series of logs over projecting canes. The division of labor in providing the logs was described as being divided among neighboring communities, with the river itself as a significant dividing line. The section of the …
Joris van Speilbergen's Journal and a Site in the Huarmey Valley, Peru
An illustration of the Huarmey Valley in Joris van Speilbergen's journal from the year 1615 shows a 'ruined castle, occupied by our men.' In an archaeological survey conducted by the author, a site was located which is very likely to be the one occupied by van Speilbergen. The site appears to be Chimu or Inca in date on the basis of the plan, the construction of tapia adobe, and the high percentage of reduced-fired ceramics. Despite the small siz…
Pattern and Process in the Early Intermediate Period Pottery of the Central Coast of Peru. T homas C. P atterson
Quipus and Witches' Knots. The Role of the Knot in Primitive and Ancient Cultures
Huanuco Viejo: An Inca Administrative Center
Survey and excavations carried out at the Inca administrative center of Huánuco Viejo revealed a large city with a ceremonial and palatial section, large residential zones, and huge storage facilities. Well-cut Cuzco style masonry was limited to the ceremonial areas, which included platforms, gateways, a bath and an elaborate apartment, probably intended to house royalty or important officials. The residential districts were Inca derived in archi…
Archeology: The History of the Incas. Alfred Métraux
Archaeology: Ancient Ecuador: Culture, Clay and Creativity, 3000–300 B.C. Donald Lathrap, Donald Collier , and Helen Chandra
Tower Hill, Water of Life and the Black Pool
(1982). TOWER HILL, WATER OF LIFE AND THE BLACK POOL. Nawpa Pacha: Vol. 20, No. 1, pp. 183-189
Inca Architecture
The Inka Road System
Donald Collier 1911-1995
His brother-in-law, Rene d'Harnoncourt, directed the Museum of Modern Art in New York for many years, but also served as the first chairman of the Indian Arts and Crafts Board. (To this day I vividly recall a scene in a storeroom of the Field Museum where Don and Rene were arguing in an intense but friendly way over the authenticity of a newly acquired Peruvian vessel, with Don exclaiming that he would stake his reputation on the validity of the …
Film Music and Community Development in Rural Puerto Rico: The Divedco Program (1948-91)
Film Music and Community Development in Rural Puerto Rico:The DIVED CO Program (1948–91) Donald Thompson (bio) The creation of the Division of Community Education was one of the more imaginative initiatives of the Popular Democratic Party of Puerto Rico as it came into absolute legislative and executive power following the 1948 general elections. The party was founded eight years previously by poet-politician Luis Muñoz Marín, with a deep commitm…
The Violence Intervention and Prevention Team (VIP): Results of an Action Research Evaluation
The Violence Intervention and Prevention Team (VIP): Results of an Action Research Evaluation
Through the preliminary data collection process, we learned three key lessons. (1) Institutional Review Boards (IRBs) new to community-based research may need to build capacity to evaluate the human subjects implications of this type of research. (2) The identification of control or comparison groups for school-based youth violence programs may be challenging and costly. (3) Methods for reducing loss-to-follow-up with high-risk youth are needed
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