Interview with Dr. Fabiola León-Velarde Throughout most of history, human beings have tended to stick pretty close to the world’s low-lying regions. But there are exceptions. The Tibetan plateau in the Himalayas of central Asia, the high mountain ranges of…
Interview with Archaeologist Guillermo Cock A hundred years ago, Yale history Prof. Hiram Bingham “discovered” Machu Picchu, revealing to the…
Peru’s Ministry of Culture has announced that Machu Picchu will be closed on July 6-7 to make way for the…
Anthropologist Fernando Astete and his staff often receive well-deserved accolades for their work running the day-to-day operations of Machu Picchu,…
This is one of those “missing link†discoveries — the type that gives Peruvian archaeology an unexpected push in a new direction, opening a whole new perspective.
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