Research in Bolivia:  Cochabamba

Charles M. Hastings
Central Michigan University

Eastern Valleys/ Yungas

Updated 6 September 2001
Ayopaya Province

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Field Activity

  • 1998.  Archaeological Reconnaissance in the Altamachi Valley, Ayopaya Province, Cochabamba, in collaboration with David Pereira, Director of the Museo Arqueológico y Instituto de Investigaciones Antropológicas, Universidad Mayor de San Simón.
  • 1995.  Follow-up reconnaissance for new project development in the eastern Andes of the Department of Cochabamba, in collaboration with David Pereira, Director of the Museo Arqueológico y Instituto de Investigaciones Antropológicas, Universidad Mayor de San Simón.
  • 1993.  Changing Patterns of Settlement and Subsistence in the Bolivian Yungas. Preliminary project planning in Cochabamba and La Paz, funded by Faculty Research and Creative Endeavors, Central Michigan University. Position: principal investigator.

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Relevant Presentations

  • 1999.  Probing the Cochabamba Yungas:  Reconnaissance in the Eastern Andes of Bolivia. Presented at the Twenty-seventh Annual Midwest Conference on Andean and Amazonian Archaeology and Ethnohistory, Central Michigan University, Mt. Pleasant, Michigan.  ABSTRACT

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Relevant Reports

  • 1995.  Research Opportunities on Settlement and Subsistence Patterns in the Bolivian Yungas.  Termination Report, 47 pp., submitted to the Faculty Research and Creative Endeavors Committee, Central Michigan University.

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