A collection of recent papers on the prehistoric Jequetepeque
Valley, Peru. Contents: (1) Introduction: State and Empire in the
Jequetepeque Valley (Ilana Johnson and Colleen M. Zori); 2) Social
Roles of Cemeteries in the Jequetepeque Valley System (Colleen M.
Zori); 3) The Development of Semi-Autonomous Communities in the
Late Moche Period (AD 600-900) (Ilana Johnson); 4) The Northern
Moche World at the Beginning of the Eighth Century and the Role of
the Jequetepeque Valley (Alana Cordy-Collins); (5) Food for the
Dead, Cuisine for the Living: Mortuary Food Offerings from the
Jequetepeque Valley, Peru (Robyn Cutright); (6) Lambayeque Norte
and Lambayeque Sur: Evidence for the Development of an Indigenous
Lambayeque Polity in the Jequetepeque Valley (William Sapp); (7)
Chicha Production during the Chimu Period at San Jose de Moro,
Jequetepeque Valley, North Coast of Peru (Gabriel Prieto B.); ( 8)
Architectural Renovation as Ritual Process in Late Intermediate
Period Jequetepeque (Edward Swenson); ( 9) The Persistence of
Lambayeque Ethic Identity: The Perspective from the Jequetepeque
Valley, Peru (Carol Mackey); (10) A Case for Local Ceramic
Production in the Jequetepeque Valley during the Late Horizon
(Abigail R. Levine); (11) Late Horizon Sites in the Chaman Valley
(Scott Kremkau); (12) Reflections on the Prehispanic Jequetepeque
Valley (Tom Dillehay).
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