Mary Glowacki, director of Pre-Columbian Archaeological Research Group, Inc., is coeditor of The Wari Civilization and their Descendants: Imperial Transformation in Pre-Inca Cuzco. Anita G. Cook, professor emerita of anthropology at The Catholic University of America, is coeditor of Ritual Sacrifice in Ancient Peru.Contributors: Rommel Angeles Falcón Susanna Arce Stefanie L. Bautista Martha Cabrera Patricia Chirinos Ogata Christina A. Conlee Francesca Fernandini Parodi Milosz Giersz William H. Isbell Johny Isla Justin Jennings George F. Lau Christian Mader Gordon McEwan Donna J. Nash J. Antonio Ochatoma José Ochatoma Denise Pozzi-Escot Patricia Quiñonez Cuzcano Markus Reindel John R. Topic Shinya Watanabe Willy Yépez Álvarez Mike Lyons

• List of FiguresForewordAcknowledgments1. IntroductionAnita G. Cook and Mary Glowacki2. The Wari Ancestral Deities: Reevaluating Ceremonial Architecture in the Imperial CapitalJosé Ochatoma, Martha Cabrera, and J. Antonio Ochatoma CabreraAppendix 2.1. Ancestor-Related Religious and Mortuary Architecture3. Death, Reciprocity, and IdentityJohn R. Topic4. Huacas and Ritual Activities: A Case Study of Middle Horizon Cajamarca, Northern Highlands of PeruShinya Watanabe5. Imperial Projects and Local Ancestors in the Northern Highlands: Wari and Cajamarca Entanglements During the Middle HorizonPatricia Chirinos Ogata6. Corporal Ancestors, Gender, and Power in the Wari Outpost of Castillo de HuarmeyMiłosz Giersz7. A Regional Sanctuary and Local Cemetery: Pachacamac and Huaca MalenaRommel Angeles Falcón and Denise Pozzi-Escot8. Local Histories and the Bodies of AncestorsFrancesca Fernandini Parodi9. Wari’s Foothold in the Southern Highlands: Defining Ancestral Veneration in Imperial ExpansionMary Glowacki and Gordon McEwan10. Wari Ancestors: Personhood and FigurationAnita G. Cook and Susana Arce11. The Role of Wari Ancestors and Religion in the Provinces: A View from NascaChristina A. Conlee12. Visualizing the Ancestors: The Wari Occupation in the Palpa-Lucanas AreaJohny Isla, Markus Reindel, Mike Lyons, and Christian Mader13. Emptying the Cists: Ancestors at the Wari Outpost of QuilcapampaJustin Jennings, Stefanie L. Bautista, Patricia Quiñonez Cuzcano, and Willy Yépez Álvarez14. Sky, Earth, or Underworld: Where Were Wari Ancestors?Donna J. Nash15. Ancestral Regimes: Perspectives on Wari Ritual and Politics During the Middle HorizonAppendix 15.1. Summary of Middle Horizon D-Shaped StructuresGeorge F. Lau16. Ancestor Worship in Middle Horizon Wari: An EvaluationWilliam H. IsbellList of ContributorsIndex

Mary Glowacki, director of Pre-Columbian Archaeological Research Group, Inc., is coeditor of The Wari Civilization and their Descendants: Imperial Transformation in Pre-Inca Cuzco. Anita G. Cook, professor emerita of anthropology at The Catholic University of America, is coeditor of Ritual Sacrifice in Ancient Peru.Contributors: Rommel Angeles Falcón Susanna Arce Stefanie L. Bautista Martha Cabrera Patricia Chirinos Ogata Christina A. Conlee Francesca Fernandini Parodi Milosz Giersz William H. Isbell Johny Isla Justin Jennings George F. Lau Christian Mader Gordon McEwan Donna J. Nash J. Antonio Ochatoma José Ochatoma Denise Pozzi-Escot Patricia Quiñonez Cuzcano Markus Reindel John R. Topic Shinya Watanabe Willy Yépez Álvarez Mike Lyons

• List of FiguresForewordAcknowledgments1. IntroductionAnita G. Cook and Mary Glowacki2. The Wari Ancestral Deities: Reevaluating Ceremonial Architecture in the Imperial CapitalJosé Ochatoma, Martha Cabrera, and J. Antonio Ochatoma CabreraAppendix 2.1. Ancestor-Related Religious and Mortuary Architecture3. Death, Reciprocity, and IdentityJohn R. Topic4. Huacas and Ritual Activities: A Case Study of Middle Horizon Cajamarca, Northern Highlands of PeruShinya Watanabe5. Imperial Projects and Local Ancestors in the Northern Highlands: Wari and Cajamarca Entanglements During the Middle HorizonPatricia Chirinos Ogata6. Corporal Ancestors, Gender, and Power in the Wari Outpost of Castillo de HuarmeyMiłosz Giersz7. A Regional Sanctuary and Local Cemetery: Pachacamac and Huaca MalenaRommel Angeles Falcón and Denise Pozzi-Escot8. Local Histories and the Bodies of AncestorsFrancesca Fernandini Parodi9. Wari’s Foothold in the Southern Highlands: Defining Ancestral Veneration in Imperial ExpansionMary Glowacki and Gordon McEwan10. Wari Ancestors: Personhood and FigurationAnita G. Cook and Susana Arce11. The Role of Wari Ancestors and Religion in the Provinces: A View from NascaChristina A. Conlee12. Visualizing the Ancestors: The Wari Occupation in the Palpa-Lucanas AreaJohny Isla, Markus Reindel, Mike Lyons, and Christian Mader13. Emptying the Cists: Ancestors at the Wari Outpost of QuilcapampaJustin Jennings, Stefanie L. Bautista, Patricia Quiñonez Cuzcano, and Willy Yépez Álvarez14. Sky, Earth, or Underworld: Where Were Wari Ancestors?Donna J. Nash15. Ancestral Regimes: Perspectives on Wari Ritual and Politics During the Middle HorizonAppendix 15.1. Summary of Middle Horizon D-Shaped StructuresGeorge F. Lau16. Ancestor Worship in Middle Horizon Wari: An EvaluationWilliam H. IsbellList of ContributorsIndex

Mary Glowacki, director of Pre-Columbian Archaeological Research Group, Inc., is coeditor of The Wari Civilization and their Descendants: Imperial Transformation in Pre-Inca Cuzco. Anita G. Cook, professor emerita of anthropology at The Catholic University of America, is coeditor of Ritual Sacrifice in Ancient Peru.Contributors: Rommel Angeles Falcón Susanna Arce Stefanie L. Bautista Martha Cabrera Patricia Chirinos Ogata Christina A. Conlee Francesca Fernandini Parodi Milosz Giersz William H. Isbell Johny Isla Justin Jennings George F. Lau Christian Mader Gordon McEwan Donna J. Nash J. Antonio Ochatoma José Ochatoma Denise Pozzi-Escot Patricia Quiñonez Cuzcano Markus Reindel John R. Topic Shinya Watanabe Willy Yépez Álvarez Mike Lyons

• List of FiguresForewordAcknowledgments1. IntroductionAnita G. Cook and Mary Glowacki2. The Wari Ancestral Deities: Reevaluating Ceremonial Architecture in the Imperial CapitalJosé Ochatoma, Martha Cabrera, and J. Antonio Ochatoma CabreraAppendix 2.1. Ancestor-Related Religious and Mortuary Architecture3. Death, Reciprocity, and IdentityJohn R. Topic4. Huacas and Ritual Activities: A Case Study of Middle Horizon Cajamarca, Northern Highlands of PeruShinya Watanabe5. Imperial Projects and Local Ancestors in the Northern Highlands: Wari and Cajamarca Entanglements During the Middle HorizonPatricia Chirinos Ogata6. Corporal Ancestors, Gender, and Power in the Wari Outpost of Castillo de HuarmeyMiłosz Giersz7. A Regional Sanctuary and Local Cemetery: Pachacamac and Huaca MalenaRommel Angeles Falcón and Denise Pozzi-Escot8. Local Histories and the Bodies of AncestorsFrancesca Fernandini Parodi9. Wari’s Foothold in the Southern Highlands: Defining Ancestral Veneration in Imperial ExpansionMary Glowacki and Gordon McEwan10. Wari Ancestors: Personhood and FigurationAnita G. Cook and Susana Arce11. The Role of Wari Ancestors and Religion in the Provinces: A View from NascaChristina A. Conlee12. Visualizing the Ancestors: The Wari Occupation in the Palpa-Lucanas AreaJohny Isla, Markus Reindel, Mike Lyons, and Christian Mader13. Emptying the Cists: Ancestors at the Wari Outpost of QuilcapampaJustin Jennings, Stefanie L. Bautista, Patricia Quiñonez Cuzcano, and Willy Yépez Álvarez14. Sky, Earth, or Underworld: Where Were Wari Ancestors?Donna J. Nash15. Ancestral Regimes: Perspectives on Wari Ritual and Politics During the Middle HorizonAppendix 15.1. Summary of Middle Horizon D-Shaped StructuresGeorge F. Lau16. Ancestor Worship in Middle Horizon Wari: An EvaluationWilliam H. IsbellList of ContributorsIndex