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If Chavín interests you, you may also want to have a look at John Rick's Exploring Chavín de Huántar page. The Global Heritage Fund, involved in conservation work at the site, have a substantial GHF Chavín webpage as well. Telefonica Peru also have a Chavín webpage, put together in consultation with Luis Lumbreras. For general Andean archaeology information, the andean.kulture.org site, maintained by Matt Bandy, is a great resource and source of links to other Andean information on the web. I'd also recommend the series of research pages maintained by various folks at UC Santa Barbara: the Titicaca web server. I have a particular interest in Nico Tripcevich's work on obsidian exchange in the Andes. I'm involved in related work at Stanford; see this description of the Stanford Obsidian Research Team. One of my Stanford colleagues, John Wolf, is also developing a website dealing with his various archaeological interests. Some other links to Andeanists who are particularly active on the web: Bruce Owen Kevin Vaughn Elizabeth Klarich And some generally wonderful, "wow, the WWW is neat", Andean stuff: Guaman Poma Harvard's Khipu Database andes C-14 |
