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 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 …

Abstract Between approximately 500–1000 CE, much of what is now Peru was integrated
into the Wari Empire, centered on the archaeological site of Huari in the Peruvian highlands …

Wari is sometimes described as the first empire of the Andes, conquering and controlling a
broad region during the Middle Horizon (600–1000 CE). This article synthesizes …

Three camelid metapodials with polydactyly (additional digits) were found at the Wari culture
archaeological site (dated to the Middle Horizon) of Castillo de Huarmey. The anomalous …

Reconsidering the evidence of association and stratigraphy in Uhle's early twentieth-century
excavations in coastal Peru caused me to re-date the ceramics assigned by Menzel to …

La investigación arqueológica de las sociedades prehispánicas tardías de la costa
norcentral de Perú, identificadas como Casma y extendidas entre los valles de Chao y …

The florescence and expansion of the Wari empire, from its origin in the Ayacucho Basin to
include a large portion of the central Andes, is one of the defining features of the Andean …

This paper explores the characteristics of the expansion of the Wari empire. It reviews the
evidence across the Andean region where the data for the relationship of the imperial elite …

This dissertation investigates domestic activities conducted at El Campanario, an important
settlement in the Huarmey Valley which is located in the north-central coast of Peru. The …