Camelid management was a major part of the Wari Empire's (ca. ad 600–1050) economy;
however, it is uncertain whether camelid husbandry was centrally regulated or locally …

Abstract This paper presents Ag, Cu, and Pb isotopes for five silver and 10 copper artefacts
found in the first intact pre‐Columbian tomb of the Wari culture female elite at Castillo de …

Abstract The ceramics of Castillo Huarmey, a Wari-culture political center and elite
necropolis on the north coast of Peru (ca. 750–1000 CE) were subjected to mineral studies …

This study aims to characterize the phase composition and chemistry of the speiss/matte
sample from the Metallurgist's Burial at Castillo de Huarmey and to use the information …

Evidence of surgical interventions leaving traces on bones is quite abundant in
archaeological material all over the world and is found frequently in the Andes. Among them …

Abstract Between ca. AD 500-900, Cerro de Oro, a large monumental settlement located in
the lower Cañete valley of coastal Peru, saw the construction of adobe compounds …

La sociedad wari (600 d. C.-1000 d. C.) reflejó un cambio sociopolítico fundamental en el
territorio andino, desarrollando novedosas técnicas de planeamiento arquitectónico de gran …

Small metal fragments were found in the tomb of the Wari culture elite (Castillo de Huarmey,
Peru). These objects were subjected to chemical analysis using a scanning electron …

The subject of the present study is pre-Columbian pyro-engraved gourd vessels (mates
pirograbados) discovered at Castillo de Huarmey–a necropolis of the Wari Empire elites …

The site of Castillo de Huarmey is located in the Ancash region of Peru, approximately 300
km north of Lima and 1 km east from the present-day city of Huarmey (Fig. 1). The site covers …