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En esta comunidad podemos encontrar los libros editados por el Fondo Editorial de la Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, puestos en acceso abierto para contribuir a la difusión de las obras de miembros de nuestra comunidad. Para facilitar su búsqueda se ha organizado en colecciones de acuerdo a las diferentes especialidades.

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    Evaluating the role of inter-societal interaction in the emergence of institutionalized hierarchy : an example from Southern Ecuador
    (Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú. Fondo Editorial, 2010) Taylor, Sarah R.
    Inter-societal interaction has been a popular topic in Andean archaeology from its inception. Long distance trade, vertical reciprocity, state expansion, core-periphery relations, and the spread of ideological constructs have been persistent topics in the region. The importance of inter-societal interaction in the modern history of the Andes leaves little wonder that archaeologists are interested in the role such interactions might have played in prehistory.
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    Comparative perspectives on the archaeology of coastal South America
    (Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú. Fondo Editorial, 2010) Cutright, Robyn E.; López-Hurtado, Enrique; Martin, Alexander J.
    The bilingual conference from which the present volume emerged was conceived as a response to this situation, and was held in Lima, Peru in August of 2007. Conference participants were drawn from universities in Canada, Chile, Ecuador, Peru, Spain, and the United States to speak about their ongoing research along the Pacific coast of South America. By organizing sessions not by geographic zone but around common themes and questions, such as the mechanisms of state expansion or the emergence and maintenance of sociopolitical complexity, we hoped to facilitate a comparative approach to prehispanic coastal societies. We encouraged participants to emphasize not high theory or case-specific empirical details, but rather discuss concrete attempts to link research questions and methodology and place their work in broader comparative frameworks relevant to the coast. In addition to facilitating useful comparisons of diverse coastal cases and bringing to light fresh perspectives on the archaeology of the coast, we hoped that the conference would help build common ground for scholars working in different parts of the coast and contribute to lasting collaborative ventures between archaeologists working in Ecuador, Peru, and Chile. This volume contains eleven papers originally presented at the 2007 conference. In keeping with the original goals of the conference, papers are presented in both English and Spanish, and the volume is co-published by the University of Pittsburgh, the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, and the Ministerio de Cultura del Ecuador.
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    Max Uhle (1856-1944) : evaluaciones de sus investigaciones y obras
    (Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú. Fondo Editorial, 2010) Kaulicke, Peter; Fisher, Manuela; Masson, Peter; Wolff, Gregor
    El rol de Max Uhle en la formación de la arqueología moderna es innegable, pues sus investigaciones y conclusiones lo convierten en fuente para los especialistas de hoy, y sus contribuciones se extienden, además, a disciplinas como la lingüística, la etnografía y la etnohistoria.