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María Rostworowski (1915–2016) was a Polish-Peruvian historian and ethnohistorian whose research fundamentally reshaped scholarly understanding of pre-Columbian Andean societies, particularly the Inca Empire. Working primarily with unpublished colonial-era Spanish documents, she challenged prevailin...
Arthur C. Parker was an American archaeologist and ethnologist of Seneca descent who became a pioneering figure in the study of Indigenous peoples of New York State. As the first president of the Society for American Archaeology, he worked to professionalize the field during the early 20th century....
Ricardo E. Latcham was a Chilean archaeologist and ethnologist who studied the archaeology, history, and Indigenous cultures of Chile and neighboring parts of South America. His publications addressed subjects including pre-Columbian societies, material culture, and the Mapuche. Latcham helped shape...
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