Ya dentro del campo etnohistorico propuso la hipotesis de la invasion aymara desde el sur como factor para el colapso de
Tiwanaku. Dicha migracion habria seguido un eje norte sur y estaria relacionada con el origen de Lupacas, Pacajes y otros grupos (1980, 1994).
Food, Feasts, and the Construction of Identity and Power in Ancient
Tiwanaku: A Bioarchaeological Perspective.
Making place: humans as dedications in
Tiwanaku. World Archaeology, 36 (1): 123-41.
Knobloch, "SAIS-the origin, development, and dating of Tiahuanaco-Huari iconography," in
Tiwanaku: Papers from the 2005 Mayer Center Symposium a the Denver Art Museum, M.
On the way we would encounter retreating glaciers, derelict ski resorts and the abandoned ancient city of
Tiwanaku. As Tern is a noted film-maker I had Invited him to join my expedition to help me produce a documentary about this adventure, which I hope will engage not only my students but also people everywhere on the twin subjects of the physical geography of water and the Impacts of a changing climate.
Andean religious leaders perform a New Year's ritual in the ruins of the ancient city
Tiwanaku, Bolivia, yesterday.
'The Rains of Titikaka' by John Harrison follows rise and fall of the pre-Columbian city of
Tiwanaku in Bolivia.
Around the Iakeshores, archaeologists have uncovered the rise and fall of the
Tiwanaku civilization, which arose in the third century A.D.