Tiwanaku and Its Hinterland

Archaeology and Paleoecology of an Andean Civilization

Edited by Alan L. Kolata

Explore

Tiwanaku

by Excavation Area — by Map — by Photographs

Lukurmata

by Excavation Area — by Map — by Photographs

The Hinterland

by Excavation Area — by Map — by Photographs

Photographs

1978: Color

1979: Color

1980: Color

1986: Black & white, Color

1987: Black & white, Color

1988: Black & white, Color

1989: Color

1990: Black & white, Color

1991: Black & white, Color

1993: Color

Photograph logs

Organic Materials

Soil Samples

Soil and Pollen Forms

Botanical Remains

Botanical Forms

Flotation Reports

Human Remains

Faunal Remains

Faunal Analysis

Carbon Dating Forms

Radiocarbon Samples

Stone and Mineral Finds

Lithics

Mineral Samples

Ceramics and Other Small Finds

Ceramic Vessels

Ceramic Collections

Small Finds

Images of ceramics and small finds

Ceramics Study

by Jonah Augustine

Appendix A.3: Ceramic Typology

Appendix B: Motif Typology

Appendix C: List of Elements

Iconography

Ceramic vessels

Trench Excavations

Excavation Forms

Specimen Lists

Topographic Mapping

Mapping Forms

A Guide to the Digital Companion to "Tiwanaku and Its Hinterland"

Tiwanaku digital resources are managed by the OCHRE Data Service of the University of Chicago.

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How to cite this: Kolata, Alan. 2023. “Online Tiwanaku: A Digital Companion to Tiwanaku and Its Hinterland.” Chicago: Online Publication Service. https://onlinepublications.uchicago.edu/PWJ/.