Retracing Inka Steps
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"Dean Arnold's project is based on ethnographic and ethnoarchaeological fieldwork he conducted in highland Peru as a graduate student. He used participant-observation as a primary way to collect data and information. He was specifically interested in ceramic production from known villages and their forms, designs, materials usage, and the movement of pottery produced there"--
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