Richard W Keatinge
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 247310 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Richard W Keatinge |
| PRENOMES | Richard W |
| SOBRENOME | Keatinge |
| ASSINATURA | KEATINGE R W |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Columbia University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 86 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1973 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1990 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Peruvian Prehistory / An overview of pre-Inca society (Berthold Riese)
Peruvian Prehistory
Peruvian Prehistory
List of illustrations List of contributors Preface Part I. Early Inhabitants and Settlement: 1. The character and context of highland preceramic society John W. Rick 2. Early hunter-gatherers on the Peruvian coast Claude Chauchat 3. The Late Preceramic and Initial Period Rosa Fung Pineda Translated by Margaret Brown Part II. The Florescence of Complex Society: 4. Unity and heterogeneity within the Chavin horizon Richard L. Burger 5. The patterns …
Imperialist Expansion in Peruvian Prehistory
The expansion of prehistoric empires has been an important feature in the development of civilizations throughout the world. Yet, archaeological research directed towards the study of imperial expansion and conquest of territory has rarely been attempted. Building on previous fieldwork, the program of investigation described in this paper is aimed at demonstrating the impact of imperialistic expansion on a foreign territory.The research forming t…
Economic Development and Cultural Resource Management in the Third World
Cultural resource management as practiced in the United States has been suggested by some archaeologists as a suitable model for emulation by less-developed countries of the world. Utilizing the example provided by a major water control project planned for the Jequetepeque Valley on Peru's north coast, this paper focuses on the impact of the development program on the archaeological resources of the region, while at the same time raising a number…
Archaeology and Development
Utilizing the example provided by a major water-control project planned for construction in the Jequetepeque Valley on the Peruvian north coast, this paper emphasizes a number of problems in the implementation of cultural resource-management programs in the Third World. The impact of this particular economic development program on the archaeological record is demonstrated by focusing on the project's most devastating aspect, the construction of a…
Theoretical goals and methodological realities
This paper addresses the utility of quantifying plant remains excavated from midden deposits of fully‐fledged agricultural settlements. Through an examination of subsistence data excavated from two single‐component sites on the Peruvian north coast, the authors consider the usefulness of such quantification in the analysis of seasonal patterns of resource utilization, cropping patterns and general dietary reconstruction. In a detailed discussion …
Determining Site Function
It has long been recognized that certain macro and microanalyses of soil and midden constituents can aid archaeologists in determining the strategy and evolution of subsistence activities as well as in dealing with questions of site function and intra-site variability. Applied to the site of Medaños la Joyada (El 102) located in the Moche valley on the north coast of Peru, these techniques: (1) shed light on a subsistence strategy characterized b…
Urban Settlement Systems and Rural Sustaining Communities
The study of prehistoric cities has often been marked by research strategies that focus completely on urban centers and thus preclude the delineation of entire settlement systems by ignoring the interrelationships between cities and their rural sustaining communities. A major focus of recent research in the Moche Valley on the Peruvian North Coast has been on elucidating the nature of urbanrural relations between the prehistoric Chimú city of Cha…
Chimu rural administrative centres in the Moche Valley, Peru
Recent field work in the Moche Valley, Peru, has focused attention on the socio‐economic organization of the valley during the Chimu occupation of the prehistoric city of Chan Chan (Late Intermediate Period, A.D. 1000–1476). Three Chimu rural administrative centres are described and a functional interpretation presented. An analysis of architectural and ecological factors suggests that these centres represented 'state presence' in non‐metropolita…
Socio-Economic Organization of the Moche Valley, Peru, during the Chimu Occupation of Chan Chan
An analysis of the architecture, settlement distribution, and geography of the Chimu city of Chan Chan and specific attendant sites makes it possible to discuss the administration of land, water, and labor resources and the production and distribution of goods as primary socio-economic factors in the maintenance of a hierarchical social organization. U-shaped structures, called audiencias, which are present both in urban and rural settings, are c…
Imperialist Expansion in Peruvian Prehistory
Richard W. Keatinge, Geoffrey W. Conrad, Imperialist Expansion in Peruvian Prehistory: Chimu Administration of a Conquered Territory, Journal of Field Archaeology, Vol. 10, No. 3 (Autumn, 1983), pp. 255-283
Peruvian Prehistory
List of illustrations List of contributors Preface Part I. Early Inhabitants and Settlement: 1. The character and context of highland preceramic society John W. Rick 2. Early hunter-gatherers on the Peruvian coast Claude Chauchat 3. The Late Preceramic and Initial Period Rosa Fung Pineda Translated by Margaret Brown Part II. The Florescence of Complex Society: 4. Unity and heterogeneity within the Chavin horizon Richard L. Burger 5. The patterns …
Urban Settlement Systems and Rural Sustaining Communities
The study of prehistoric cities has often been marked by research strategies that focus completely on urban centers and thus preclude the delineation of entire settlement systems by ignoring the interrelationships between cities and their rural sustaining communities. A major focus of recent research in the Moche Valley on the Peruvian North Coast has been on elucidating the nature of urbanrural relations between the prehistoric Chimú city of Cha…
Socio-Economic Organization of the Moche Valley, Peru, during the Chimu Occupation of Chan Chan
An analysis of the architecture, settlement distribution, and geography of the Chimu city of Chan Chan and specific attendant sites makes it possible to discuss the administration of land, water, and labor resources and the production and distribution of goods as primary socio-economic factors in the maintenance of a hierarchical social organization. U-shaped structures, called audiencias, which are present both in urban and rural settings, are c…
Chimu rural administrative centres in the Moche Valley, Peru
Recent field work in the Moche Valley, Peru, has focused attention on the socio‐economic organization of the valley during the Chimu occupation of the prehistoric city of Chan Chan (Late Intermediate Period, A.D. 1000–1476). Three Chimu rural administrative centres are described and a functional interpretation presented. An analysis of architectural and ecological factors suggests that these centres represented 'state presence' in non‐metropolita…
Theoretical goals and methodological realities
This paper addresses the utility of quantifying plant remains excavated from midden deposits of fully‐fledged agricultural settlements. Through an examination of subsistence data excavated from two single‐component sites on the Peruvian north coast, the authors consider the usefulness of such quantification in the analysis of seasonal patterns of resource utilization, cropping patterns and general dietary reconstruction. In a detailed discussion …
Archaeology and Development
Utilizing the example provided by a major water-control project planned for construction in the Jequetepeque Valley on the Peruvian north coast, this paper emphasizes a number of problems in the implementation of cultural resource-management programs in the Third World. The impact of this particular economic development program on the archaeological record is demonstrated by focusing on the project's most devastating aspect, the construction of a…
Determining Site Function
It has long been recognized that certain macro and microanalyses of soil and midden constituents can aid archaeologists in determining the strategy and evolution of subsistence activities as well as in dealing with questions of site function and intra-site variability. Applied to the site of Medaños la Joyada (El 102) located in the Moche valley on the north coast of Peru, these techniques: (1) shed light on a subsistence strategy characterized b…
Peruvian Prehistory
Economic Development and Cultural Resource Management in the Third World
Cultural resource management as practiced in the United States has been suggested by some archaeologists as a suitable model for emulation by less-developed countries of the world. Utilizing the example provided by a major water control project planned for the Jequetepeque Valley on Peru's north coast, this paper focuses on the impact of the development program on the archaeological resources of the region, while at the same time raising a number…
Socio-Economic Organization of the Moche Valley, Peru, during the Chimu Occupation of Chan Chan
An analysis of the architecture, settlement distribution, and geography of the Chimu city of Chan Chan and specific attendant sites makes it possible to discuss the administration of land, water, and labor resources and the production and distribution of goods as primary socio-economic factors in the maintenance of a hierarchical social organization. U-shaped structures, called audiencias, which are present both in urban and rural settings, are c…
Chimu rural administrative centres in the Moche Valley, Peru
Recent field work in the Moche Valley, Peru, has focused attention on the socio‐economic organization of the valley during the Chimu occupation of the prehistoric city of Chan Chan (Late Intermediate Period, A.D. 1000–1476). Three Chimu rural administrative centres are described and a functional interpretation presented. An analysis of architectural and ecological factors suggests that these centres represented 'state presence' in non‐metropolita…
Urban Settlement Systems and Rural Sustaining Communities
The study of prehistoric cities has often been marked by research strategies that focus completely on urban centers and thus preclude the delineation of entire settlement systems by ignoring the interrelationships between cities and their rural sustaining communities. A major focus of recent research in the Moche Valley on the Peruvian North Coast has been on elucidating the nature of urbanrural relations between the prehistoric Chimú city of Cha…
Determining Site Function
It has long been recognized that certain macro and microanalyses of soil and midden constituents can aid archaeologists in determining the strategy and evolution of subsistence activities as well as in dealing with questions of site function and intra-site variability. Applied to the site of Medaños la Joyada (El 102) located in the Moche valley on the north coast of Peru, these techniques: (1) shed light on a subsistence strategy characterized b…
Theoretical goals and methodological realities
This paper addresses the utility of quantifying plant remains excavated from midden deposits of fully‐fledged agricultural settlements. Through an examination of subsistence data excavated from two single‐component sites on the Peruvian north coast, the authors consider the usefulness of such quantification in the analysis of seasonal patterns of resource utilization, cropping patterns and general dietary reconstruction. In a detailed discussion …
Archaeology and Development
Utilizing the example provided by a major water-control project planned for construction in the Jequetepeque Valley on the Peruvian north coast, this paper emphasizes a number of problems in the implementation of cultural resource-management programs in the Third World. The impact of this particular economic development program on the archaeological record is demonstrated by focusing on the project's most devastating aspect, the construction of a…
Economic Development and Cultural Resource Management in the Third World
Cultural resource management as practiced in the United States has been suggested by some archaeologists as a suitable model for emulation by less-developed countries of the world. Utilizing the example provided by a major water control project planned for the Jequetepeque Valley on Peru's north coast, this paper focuses on the impact of the development program on the archaeological resources of the region, while at the same time raising a number…
Imperialist Expansion in Peruvian Prehistory
The expansion of prehistoric empires has been an important feature in the development of civilizations throughout the world. Yet, archaeological research directed towards the study of imperial expansion and conquest of territory has rarely been attempted. Building on previous fieldwork, the program of investigation described in this paper is aimed at demonstrating the impact of imperialistic expansion on a foreign territory.The research forming t…
Peruvian Prehistory
List of illustrations List of contributors Preface Part I. Early Inhabitants and Settlement: 1. The character and context of highland preceramic society John W. Rick 2. Early hunter-gatherers on the Peruvian coast Claude Chauchat 3. The Late Preceramic and Initial Period Rosa Fung Pineda Translated by Margaret Brown Part II. The Florescence of Complex Society: 4. Unity and heterogeneity within the Chavin horizon Richard L. Burger 5. The patterns …
Peruvian Prehistory / An overview of pre-Inca society (Berthold Riese)
Peruvian Prehistory
Imperialist Expansion in Peruvian Prehistory
Richard W. Keatinge, Geoffrey W. Conrad, Imperialist Expansion in Peruvian Prehistory: Chimu Administration of a Conquered Territory, Journal of Field Archaeology, Vol. 10, No. 3 (Autumn, 1983), pp. 255-283
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