About the Author
Rhea Bennett is a member of the Harvard class of 2020 pursuing a bachelors degree in Anthropology – Archaeology. This interview discusses work she has done for her senior thesis, which combines her loves for costuming, archaeology, and culture.
Analyzing Gender in the Moche Society Through Archaeology
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A Review of Born in Blood and Fire
The fourth edition of Born in Blood and Fire is a concise yet comprehensive account of the intriguing history of Latin America and will be followed this year by a fifth edition.
Resilience of the Human Spirit: Seizing Every Moment
In the heart of Chicago, where I grew up, amidst the towering shadows of adversity, the lingering shadows of generational demons and the aroma of temptation, the key to the gateway of resilience and determination was inherited. The streets of my childhood neighborhood became, for many, prisons of poverty, plundering, crime and poor opportunity.
Andean Cultural Landscapes in Danger: The Chinchero International Airport
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Cusco stands as one of the most culturally and ecologically captivating regions globally.