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Chapter two Ritual Killing, Mutilation, and Dismemberment at Huaca de la Luna: Sharp Force Trauma Among Moche Sacrifice Victims in Plazas 3A and 3C
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Foreword xi
- Preface and acknowledgments xv
- Chapter one Ritual Violence on the North Coast of Peru: Perspectives and Prospects in the Archaeology of Ancient Andean Sacrifice 1
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Part one Ancient Ritual Variation and Methodological Advances in Studies of Sacrifice
- Chapter two Ritual Killing, Mutilation, and Dismemberment at Huaca de la Luna: Sharp Force Trauma Among Moche Sacrifice Victims in Plazas 3A and 3C 29
- Chapter Three The Taphonomy of Ritual Killing on the North Coast of Peru: Perspectives from Huaca de la Luna and Pacatnamú 64
- chapter four Ritual Strangulation in the Southern Moche World: Mortuary Ligatures as Tools of Liturgical Violation 97
- Chapter five Bodies and Blood: Middle Sicán Human Sacrifice in the Lambayeque Valley Complex (AD 900–1100) 120
- Chapter six Precious Gifts: Mortuary Patterns and the Shift from Animal to Human Sacrifice at Santa Rita B in the Middle Chao Valley, Peru 150
- Chapter seven Human Sacrifice at the Chotuna-Chornancap Archaeological Complex: Traditions and Transformations of Ritual Violence Under Chimú and Inka Rule 178
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Part two Ancient Identities, Ambiguous Deaths, and Complex Burials
- Chapter eight Life Before Death: A Paleopathological Examination of Human Sacrifice at the Templo de la Piedra Sagrada, Túcume, Peru 215
- Chapter nine The Killing of Captives on the North Coast of Peru in Pre-Hispanic Times: Iconographic and Bioarchaeological Evidence 244
- chapter ten 266 Reconsidering Retainers: Identity, Death, and Sacrifice in High-Status Funerary Contexts on the North Coast of Peru 266
- Chapter eleven Human Sacrifice: A View from San José de Moro 291
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Part three Continuums of Killing: Sacrifice of Animals and Objects
- Chapter twelve Life Histories of Sacrificed Camelids from Huancaco (Virú Valley) 319
- Chapter thirteen Posts and Pots: Propitiatory Ritual at Huaca Santa Clara in the Virú Valley, 342
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Part four Perspectives from Beyond the North Coast of Peru
- Chapter fourteen Practicing and Performing Sacrifice 361
- Chapter fifteen Mesoamerican Perspectives on the (Bio)archaeology of Andean Ritual Violence 371
- Reference list 381
- Index 451
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Foreword xi
- Preface and acknowledgments xv
- Chapter one Ritual Violence on the North Coast of Peru: Perspectives and Prospects in the Archaeology of Ancient Andean Sacrifice 1
-
Part one Ancient Ritual Variation and Methodological Advances in Studies of Sacrifice
- Chapter two Ritual Killing, Mutilation, and Dismemberment at Huaca de la Luna: Sharp Force Trauma Among Moche Sacrifice Victims in Plazas 3A and 3C 29
- Chapter Three The Taphonomy of Ritual Killing on the North Coast of Peru: Perspectives from Huaca de la Luna and Pacatnamú 64
- chapter four Ritual Strangulation in the Southern Moche World: Mortuary Ligatures as Tools of Liturgical Violation 97
- Chapter five Bodies and Blood: Middle Sicán Human Sacrifice in the Lambayeque Valley Complex (AD 900–1100) 120
- Chapter six Precious Gifts: Mortuary Patterns and the Shift from Animal to Human Sacrifice at Santa Rita B in the Middle Chao Valley, Peru 150
- Chapter seven Human Sacrifice at the Chotuna-Chornancap Archaeological Complex: Traditions and Transformations of Ritual Violence Under Chimú and Inka Rule 178
-
Part two Ancient Identities, Ambiguous Deaths, and Complex Burials
- Chapter eight Life Before Death: A Paleopathological Examination of Human Sacrifice at the Templo de la Piedra Sagrada, Túcume, Peru 215
- Chapter nine The Killing of Captives on the North Coast of Peru in Pre-Hispanic Times: Iconographic and Bioarchaeological Evidence 244
- chapter ten 266 Reconsidering Retainers: Identity, Death, and Sacrifice in High-Status Funerary Contexts on the North Coast of Peru 266
- Chapter eleven Human Sacrifice: A View from San José de Moro 291
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Part three Continuums of Killing: Sacrifice of Animals and Objects
- Chapter twelve Life Histories of Sacrificed Camelids from Huancaco (Virú Valley) 319
- Chapter thirteen Posts and Pots: Propitiatory Ritual at Huaca Santa Clara in the Virú Valley, 342
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Part four Perspectives from Beyond the North Coast of Peru
- Chapter fourteen Practicing and Performing Sacrifice 361
- Chapter fifteen Mesoamerican Perspectives on the (Bio)archaeology of Andean Ritual Violence 371
- Reference list 381
- Index 451