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From Art to Material Culture

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At the end of the 1980s and into the 1990s, archaeologists’ thinking about the meaning of ancient Andean art was revolutionized as a result of spectacular discoveries at Sipán, a Moche culture pyramid complex in the Lambayeque Valley on Peru’s far north coast. Initially ravished by looters, excavations at the pyramid were soon taken over by archaeologist Walter Alva (1988, 1990; Alva and Donnan 1993) who revealed a series of royal graves containing bodies of the ancient polity’s kings and counselors, resplendent in their ceremonial attire and ritual paraphernalia.

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