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SUMMARY:Anthropology’s Annual Visiting Lecture Series - Legacies of War
LOCATION:Art and Architecture Building 111\, 1715 Volunteer Boulevard\, Kn
 oxville\, TN 37996
DESCRIPTION:Conflict and Community in a Mountain Landscape: An Archaeology
  of Peruvian Hillforts\n\nSpeaker: Dr Elizabeth Arkush\, University of Pi
 ttsburgh\n\nViolent conflict in the late pre-Columbian Peruvian altiplano
  structured landscapes and communities in fundamental ways and reshaped u
 nderstandings of gender\, group identity\, territory\, and ancestors. Thi
 s talk draws on two decades of archaeological fieldwork among the hillfor
 t settlements (pukaras) of Peru's Titicaca Basin to explore the forms of 
 Andean community that crystallized around conflict. I consider pukaras\, 
 and the societies they sheltered\, within a broader panorama of war-relat
 ed political dynamics over Andean time and space.\n\nhttp://next-to-u.app
 /events/0500b5dd-ccf9-4e2c-a952-d6b00f2f8d6b
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