Frauke Sachse, Universität Bonn, Changing Otherworlds: Concepts of ‘Heaven’ and ‘Hell’ in the Context of Early Colonial Christianization
Junior Fellows
Go Matsumoto, Southern Illinois University, Academic Year, The Ideological Function of the Middle Sicán Ancestor Cult, Northern North Coast of Peru (ca. 900–1100 CE)
Maeve Skidmore, Southern Methodist University, Academic Year, Hatun Cotuyoc: A Domestic Perspective on the Construction of a Wari Province and Empire in Huaro, Cusco, Peru
Kenichiro Tsukamoto, University of Arizona, Academic Year, Building Ritual Landscapes: The Hieroglyphic Stairway at the Classic Maya Center of El Palmar, Campeche, Mexico
Ellen E. Bell, California State University, Stanislaus, Turlock Academic Year, Objects of Power on the Edge of the Maya World: Early Copan Acropolis Tombs, Offerings, and Special Deposits
John S. Justeson, University at Albany, State University of New York / University of South Carolina Academic Year, Epi-Olmec Hieroglyphic Writing and Its Decipherment
Peter Kaulicke, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, Lima Academic Year, Formative Cosmovisions: Representation, Transformation, and Centrality
Junior Fellows
Molly Fierer-Donaldson, Harvard University Fall, Duality in Mesoamerican Mortuary Practices: The Quick and the Dead
Giancarlo Marcone, University of Pittsburgh Academic Year, Interlocking the Lima Culture: Intermediates Elites' Power Strategies at Lote B, Lurín Valley, Peru
Jessica Munson, University of Arizona, Tucson Academic Year, Building on the Past: Temple Histories and Communities of Practice at Caobal, Petén, Guatemala
Nathaniel P. VanValkenburgh, Harvard University Spring, Out of Urbs, Civitas: Landscapes of Forced Resettlement in the Zaña and Chamán Valleys, Peru
Summer Fellows
Kenneth Hirth, Pennsylvania State University Merchant Trade in Prehispanic Mesoamerica
Anastasia Kalyuta, Russian Museum of Ethnography Naming Patterns in Preconquest Mexica Society
John F. López, Massachusetts Institute of Technology The Hydrographic City: Mapping Mexico City's Urban Form in Relation to Its Aquatic Condition, 1521–1700
Adam Sellen, Centro Peninsular en Humanidades y Ciencias Sociales, UNAM, México Murky Waters: Revisiting the Looting of the Sacred Cenote of Chichén Itzá, Yucatán
Janet Stephens, University of California, Los Angeles Constructing the Pre-Columbian Past: Legitimacy, Tradition, and Dynastic Paintings of the Inka in Colonial Peru
2009/10
Fellows
Elizabeth Arkush, University of Virginia Academic Year, War, Violent Spectacle, and Political Authority in the Pre-Columbian Andes
Marco Curatola-Petrocchi, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú Academic Year, The Shape of God’s Voice: A Study of Form, Organization, and Functioning of the Oracles in the Ancient Andean World
Jean-Pierre Protzen, University of California, Berkeley Fall, Tambo Colorado: A Coastal Inca Settlement
Calogero Santoro, Universidad Tarapacá de Arica Academic Year, Chinchorro in the Context of the Cultural and Environmental History of the Pre-Columbian Arica Region
Barbara Stark, Arizona State University Spring, Comparative Analysis of Ancient Urban Greenspace
Junior Fellows
Ana Pulido Rull, Harvard University Academic Year, Land Grant Painted Maps: Native Artists’ Agency and Defense of Communal Heritage in Sixteenth-Century New Spain
Kim Richter, University of California, Los Angeles Fall, Religion and Political Legitimacy: A Stylistic, Iconographic, and Contextual Analysis of Postclassic Huastec Sculpture
Summer Fellows
Lisa DeLeonardis, Johns Hopkins University, Let Them Eat Salt! Camayoc in the Service of Capac and Crown
Eugenia Ibarra, University of Costa Rica, Exploring Warfare and Slave Capturing on Period Ⅵ in Lower Central America
Matthew Looper, California State University, Chico, Gender Performances in the Initial Series Group at Chichén Itzá
Victoria Lyall, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Picturing Place: Terminal Classic Mural Painting in the Northern Maya Lowlands
Federico Navarrete Linares, Instituto de Investigaciones Históricas, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Maya Conceptions of History in a Mesoamerican Perspective
Jorge Gamboa Velásquez, University of Montreal, The Architecture of Social Encounters: Plazas and Platforms in the Southern Moche State
2008/09
Fellows
John W. Janusek, Vanderbilt University Academic Year, Pre-Columbian Urbanism in Comparative Perspective: Space, Society, and Long-Term Human-Landscape Relations
Antti Korpisaari, University of Helsinki Academic Year, Ethnic Diversity in the Tiwanaku Period (c. AD 500 – 1100/1500) South Central Andes
Michael W. Love, California State University, Northridge Academic Year, Early Social Complexity in Ancient Mesoamerica: Public and Private Perspectives
Stella Nair, University of California, Riverside, Academic Year, Retreats without Surrender: The Architecture of Sanctuary at Chinchero, from Thupa 'Inka to the Spanish Occupation
Andrew K. Scherer, Baylor University Academic Year, Death and Burial among the Classic Maya
Verónica I. Williams, Instituto de Arqueología, University of Buenos Aires Fall, To the Edge of the Empire: The Dynamics of Inca Rule in the South Andes
Summer Fellows
Jessica Joyce Christie, East Carolina University The Sculpted Outcrops of the Inka
Justyna A. Olko-Bajer, University of Warsaw The Concept of Chichimec in Native Identity and Perception, Pre-Hispanic and Colonial Central Mexico
Visiting Scholar
Christopher Donnan, University of California, Los Angeles, Spring
2007/08
Fellows
Timothy Beach, Georgetown University Academic Year, Environmental History of the Maya Lowlands: Ecology, Sustainability and Society from the Pleistocene to the Present
Charles Golden, Brandeis University Academic Year, Building Time: The Origins of Dynastic Kingship in the Maya Lowlands
Elizabeth Graham, University College London Academic Year, An Archaeological Perspective on the Colonial Encounter at Lamanai and Tipu
Stephen D. Houston, Brown University Academic Year, In the Land of the Turtle Lords: Classic Maya Civilization and Urban Life at Piedras Negras, Guatemala
Gordon F. McEwan, Wagner College Academic Year, The Archaeology of Inca Origins: A Study of Second Generation State Formation of the Andes
Alexei Vranich, University of Pennsylvania Academic Year, Architecture, Landscape and the Archaic State
Junior Fellow
Alexandre Tokovinine, Harvard University Spring, The Power of Place: Landscape and Identity in Classic Maya Art, Architecture, and Inscriptions
Visiting scholar
María Teresa Uriarte, Instituto de Investigaciones Estéticas, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
2006/07
Fellows
Claude-François Baudez, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (C.N.R.S.) Fall, Mesoamerican Ballgames and their Victims
Thomas W. Killion, Wayne State University, Mexico's Southern Gulf Coast Lowlands: Archaeology and Culture History
Matthew Looper, California State University, Chico Ancient Maya Dance
Ann H. Peters, Cornell University, Academic Year, Paracas Necrópolis: Reconstructing Contextual Relationships
Lorena del Carmen Rodas-Ramírez, The Aesthetic Dimension and Individual Creation in Prehispanic Nahuatl Poetry
John W. Verano, Tulane University, Academic Year, Trepanation in Ancient Peru
Junior Fellows
Byron Hamann, University of Chicago, Academic Year, A New Codex of Yanhuitlán: Pre-Hispanic History and Inquisitorial Testimonies in the Mixteca Alta, ca. 950–1546
Ann Clair Seiferle-Valencia, Harvard University, Academic Year, Unpainted Histories: Reconciling the Pictorial Manuscripts and Archaeology of Cuauhtinchan, Puebla, Mexico
Visiting scholar
Joan Gero, American University Yutopian: The Formative Archaeology of Northwest Argentina
2005/06
Fellows
Scott Hutson, University of Kentucky Academic Year, Personhood, Dwelling and Identity: A Relational Approach
Leonardo López Luján, Museo del Templo Mayor, INAH Fall, Awakening the Stones: The Beginnings of Pre-Columbian Archaeological Studies in Central Mexico
Saburo Sugiyama, Aichi Prefectural University, Japan Academic Year, Monuments and Dedicatory Burials at the Moon Pyramid of Teotihuacan: The Rise of Power and State Religion
Junior Fellows
Laura Filloy Nadal, Museo Nacional de Antropología, INAH Spring, Finery and Insignia of a Maya King of Palenque, Chiapas, Mexico
Jeffrey C. Splitstoser, Academic Year, Weaving the Structure of the Cosmos: Cloth and Agency at Cerrillos, a Paracas Site in the Ica Valley, Peru
Visiting Scholars
Elizabeth H. Boone, Tulane University Fall, Painted Books and Indigenous Expression in Pre-Conquest and Early Colonial Mexico
Dean Snow, Pennsylvania State University Fall, The Other World: Archaeology of Ancient America
John W. Verano, Tulane University Fall, The Lady of El Brujo: Unwrapping the Mummy of a High Status Moche Female
2004/05
Fellow
Jean-François Millaire, McGill University, Academic Year, The Gallinazo: An Early Complex Cultural Tradition on the Peruvian North Coast
Junior Fellows
Miriam Doutriaux, University of California, Berkeley, Fall, Politico-Economic Dynamics of Imperial Conquest in a Multiethnic Setting: The Inca Province of Collaguas
Patrick Hajovsky, University of Chicago, Academic Year, On the Lips of Others: Fame and the Transformation of Moctezuma's Image
Sarah Jackson, Harvard University, Academic Year, Deciphering Classic Maya Political Hierarchy: An Integrated Study of the Non-Royal Elite
Megan O'Neil, Yale University, Academic Year, Making Visible History: Picturing the Past in Ancient Maya Sculpture
2003/04
Fellows
James Louis Fitzsimmons, University of New Hampshire, Academic Year, Classic Maya Satellites: Restoring Provenience to Looted Monuments of the Sierra de Lacandón, Guatemala
Bryan R. Just, Tulane University, Academic Year, The Social Discourse of Style in Ninth-Century Maya Sculpture
Izumi Shimada, Southern Illionois University, Academic Year, Sociopolitical History of the Pre-Hispanic North Coast of Peru
Junior Fellow
R. Jeffrey Frost, University of Wisconsin at Madison, Academic Year, High Status Cemeteries and Socio-Political Organization in Late Pre-Columbian Costa Rica
Summer Fellows
Arabel Fernández Lopez, Instituto de Conservación y Restauración, Perú, Defining Huari Textile Style in the Highland Core Area
Gabrielle Vail, New College of Florida, Analysis and Commentary of Ritual Texts in the Maya Madrid Codex
2002/03
Fellows
Gerardo Gutierrez-Mendoza Geopolitical Interpretation of the Codices of Azoyú and the Formation of the Kingdom of Tlapa-Tlachinollan, Mixteca Region of Guerrero
William H. Isbell, State University of New York at Binghamton (SUNY), Fall, Tiwanaku: A New Perspective
Virginia Elizabeth Miller, University of Illinois at Chicago, Academic Year, The Art and Architecture of Chichén Itzá
Emily Umberger, Arizona State University, Spring, The Colonial Fate of the Aztec Kings
Junior Fellow
William L. Barnes, Tulane University, Academic Year, Icons of Empire: Royal Presentation and the Conception of Rule in Aztec Mexico
Summer Fellows
Lori Boornazian Diel, Texas Christian University, Aztec Pictorial Histories as Colonial Discourse
Billie J.A. Follensbee, Southwest Missouri State, The Importance of Weaving Among Formative Period Gulf Coast Cultures
Sara A. Morasch, Bryn Mawr College, Dominican Architecture in Colonial Oaxaca
Andrei V. Tabarev, Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography, Novosibirsk, Russia, Prehistory of Meso- and South America: Lecture Courses and First Textbooks for Russian Universities
2001/02
Fellows
George Lau, New Haven, Connecticut, Academic Year, The Recuay Culture: Art and Architecture in the North Highlands of Peru
Carolyn Tate, Texas Tech University, Academic Year, Gods, Cults, Shamans?: An Investigation of Olmec Spiritual Constructs and Practices
Junior Fellows
Allan L. Maca, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Academic Year, A Conjunctive Approach to the Classic Maya City
Steven Wernke, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Academic Year, An Andean Archaeo-History of Community and Landscape
Summer Fellows
Eugenia Ibarra, Universidad de Costa Rica, Inter-ethnic Relations in the Central American Caribbean Coast from Cabo Gracias a Dios in Honduras to Mosquito Bay in Panama during the Eighteenth Century
Rex Koontz, University of Houston, Narrative and Performance at El Tajín, Veracruz, Mexico
2000/01
Fellows
Héctor Leonel Escobedo Ayala, Universidad del Valle, Guatemala, Fall, History and Dynastic Politics in a Classic Maya Capital: Investigations at Arroyo de Piedra, Guatemala
Mary Frame, Vancouver, British Columbia, Spring, Textiles from the Vicinity of Lima during the Time of the Incas
Helen P. Pollard, Michigan State University, Fall, From Periphery to Core: The Emergence of the Prehistoric Tarascan State (Mexico)
Daniel H. Sandweiss, University of Maine, Academic Year, Origins and Development of Civilization on the Peruvian Coast
Junior Fellows
Linda Brown, University of Colorado, Boulder, Academic Year, The Structure of Ritual Practice: An Ethnoarchaeological Investigation of Community Ritual Activity Areas in the Maya Highlands
Karla L. Davis-Salazar, Harvard University, Spring, Society, Ideology, and Power: The Politics of Water Management at Classic Period Copán, Honduras
Summer Fellows
Martha Macri, University of California, Davis, Completing the Maya Hieroglyphic Database Project
Pia Mira Marika Tohveri, University College London, Analysing Colour and Pattern as Cosmological Knowledge in Maya Textiles
Justyna A. Olko-Bajer, Warsaw University, A Repertoire of Insignia and Gestures of Central Mexican Elites of the Late Postclassic and Early Colonial Periods: The Analysis of Local Conventions
1999/00
Fellows
Vilma Fialko, Instituto de Antropología e Historia de Guatemala, Academic Year, Maya Funerary Tradition at Tikal, Guatemala
Antonia E. Foias, Williams College, Academic Year, History, Politics and Economics at the Classic Maya Center Motul de San José
Junior Fellows
Delia Annunziata Cosentino, University of California, Los Angeles, Academic Year, Landscapes of Lineage: Nahua Pictorial Genealogies of Central Mexico
Karl James Lorenzen, University of California, Merced, Academic Year, Ancient Rain Roads of the Americas: Water Ritual, Pilgrimage, and Ceremonial Procession in Pueblo, Aztec, Maya, and Andean Religion
Summer Fellows
Anna Blume, Fashion Institute of Technology, Maya Interpretation of Saints
Ana Maria Falchetti, Bogotá, Colombia, The Symbolic Power of Pre-Columbian Metallurgy
Régulo Gilberto Franco Jordán, Trujillo, Peru, Investigaciones Arqueológicas en el Templo Viejo de Pachacamac, Costa Central del Perú (1986–1989)
Judith Storniolo, University of Pennsylvania, A Historical and Comparative Linguistic Analysis of the Maya Codices
1998/99
Fellows
Tamara L. Bray, Wayne State University, Academic Year, The Art of Empire in the Andes: Form and Imagery of Imperial Inca Pottery
Warren B. Church, Yale University, Academic Year, Culture Areas and Interaction Spheres in the Tropical Andean Cloud Forests of South America
Andrea Stone, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Academic Year, The Rock Art of Cerro de las Figuras, Lake Güija, El Salvador: Sacred Sites and the Mesoamerican Frontier
Karen E. Stothert, The University of Texas, San Antonio, Academic Year, Ancestors: An Archaeology of Southwest Ecuador
Junior Fellow
Michael A. Ohnersorgen, Arizona State University, Academic Year, Postclassic Social and Economic Organization in the Mesoamerican Gulf Lowlands: A View from the Provincial Capital of Cotaxtla,Veracruz, Mexico
Summer Fellows
Maury Hutcheson, State University of New York at Buffalo, Contextualizing Maya Performance: Representation and Meaning
Arthur A. Joyce, Vanderbilt University, The Oaxacans: Ancient Civilizations of Southern Mexico
1997/98
Fellows
Jorge G. Marcos, Centro de Estudios Arqueológicos y Antropologicos, Guayaquil, Ecuador, Academic Year, A Handbook for the Archaeology of Ecuador
Gabrielle Vail, University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, Fall, Religion and Ideology in Postclassic Mesoamerica
Junior Fellows
William Saturno, University of New Hampshire, Academic Year, The Nature and Development of Social Hierarchy at Río Amarillo: A Secondary Center, Copán Honduras
Jason Yaeger, University of Pennsylvania, Academic Year, Interaction, Identity and Integration in Ancient Mesoamerican Communities
Eduardo de Jesús Douglas, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Academic Year, In the Palace of Nezahualcoyotl: History and Painting in Early Colonial Tetzcoco
Summer Fellows
George Andrews, University of Oregon, Pre-Columbian Elite Architecture
Susan Toby Evans, Pennsylvania State University, Pre-Columbian Elite Architecture
Ernesto González Licón, Museo Nacional de Antropología, INAH, México, Pre-Columbian Elite Architecture
William H. Isbell, State University of New York at Binghamton (SUNY), Pre-Columbian Elite Architecture
Joanne Pillsbury, National Gallery of Art, Pre-Columbian Elite Architecture
David Webster, Pennsylvania State University, Pre-Columbian Elite Architecture
1996/97
Fellows
Ricardo Agurcia Fasquelle, Copán Association, Honduras, Central America, Academic Year, Early Classic Maya Cosmology and Kingship at Copán
Simon Martin, McCallum Kennedy D'Auria Ltd., London, England, Academic Year, Comparative Research into the Structure and Operation of Mesoamerican Political Hegemonies
Dorie Reents-Budet, Duke University Museum of Art, Academic Year, The Maya Ceramics Project
Junior Fellow
Adam Herring, Harvard University, Academic Year, Studies in Classic Maya Sculpture
1995/96
Fellow
Susan Toby Evans, Pennsylvania State University, Academic Year, Aztec Palaces: Architecture and Authority in Ancient Mexico
Junior Fellows
Susan E. Bergh, Columbia University, Academic Year, Middle Horizon Tapestries: A Problem of Identity
Oswaldo Chinchilla, Vanderbilt University, Academic Year, Sociopolitical Organization of a Major Pre-Columbian Polity: A Study of Settlement Patterns, Sculptural Art, and Writing at Cotzumalguapa, Guatemala
J. Andrew Darling, University of Michigan, Academic Year, Intersocietal Interaction and Complexity: Sociopolitical Evolution in Northern Mesoamerica
Summer Fellows
Monica L. Bellas, University of California, Riverside, Female Mixtec Body Symbolism
William Doonan, Tulane University, The Artifacts of Group 10L-1, Copan, Honduras: Variation in Material Culture and Behavior in an Elite Residential Compound
Nicholas J. Saunders, University College London, Smoke and Mirrors: Tezcatlipoca, the Nature of an Aztec Diety
1994/95
Fellows
Robert Haskett, University of Oregon, Academic Year, The Eternal Altepetl: Concepts of Community and History in Cuernavaca's Primordial Titles
Frances Hayashida, University of Michigan, Academic Year, Inka Artisans
Junior Fellows
Christopher Beekman, Vanderbilt University, Academic Year, The Long-term Evolution of a Political Boundary: Archaeological Research in Jalisco, Mexico
Saburo Sugiyama, Arizona State University, Academic Year, Human Sacrifices in Teotihuacan, Mexico: Symbolism and Social Implications
Summer Fellows
Elizabeth A. Newsome, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, The Classic Maya Stela Cult: A Study in the Ideology of Power
Mari Carmen Serra Puche, Museo Nacional de Antropología, INAH, México, The Formative Period in the Poblano-Tlaxcalteca Valley
David C. Wright, University of the Valley of Mexico, Wrapping Up the Murals of Ixmiquilpan
1993/94
Fellows
Catherine J. Allen, George Washington University, Academic Year, Aesthetic Principles in Andean Art
James E. Brady, Vanderbilt University, Academic Year, An Investigation of Maya Ritual Cave Use
Paul S. Goldstein, American Museum of Natural History, Academic Year, Tiwanaku Hegemony and Peripheral Control
Dennis Tedlock, State University of New York at Buffalo, Academic Year, Dance of the Trumpet: A Mayan Drama of Human Sacrifice
Summer Fellows
Nancy Gonlin, Kennesaw State College, Classic Maya Architecture: Function and Meaning of the Variation in Low-Status Domestic Architecture of the Classic Maya
Stephen Houston, Brown University, Classic Maya Architecture
Patricia A. McAnany, Boston University, Classic Maya Architecture: Variation in Classic Maya Residential Architecture Outside of Epicentral Core Areas
Karl Taube, University of California, Riverside, Classic Maya Architecture: The Role and Meaning of Teotihuacan Iconographic Programs in Classic Maya Architecture
David Webster, Pennsylvania State University, Classic Maya Architecture: Comparative Implications
1992/93
Fellows
Jerry D. Moore, California State University, Dominguez Hills, Academic Year, New Approaches to the Study of Andean Architecture
Ruth Shady Solís, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, Perú, Academic Year, Investigaciones Arqueológicas sobre las Sociedades del Formativo en Bagua, Amazonas, Perú
Junior Fellows
Brian R. Billman, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, Academic Year, The Evolution of Political Centralization in the Moche Valley, Peru
Mary Elizabeth Pye, Vanderbilt University, Academic Year, The Olmec Iconographic System in Regional Perspective
Summer Fellows
Mary Frame, Vancouver, British Columbia, Repeating Patterns on Paracas Necropolis Embroidered Garments
Anne Paul, Nancy, France, Repeating Patterns on Paracas Necropolis Embroidered Garments
Patricia Joan Sarro, Youngstown State University, The Function of Ornamentation at Tajín Chico, El Tajín, Mexico
1991/92
Fellows
Cecilia F. Klein, University of California, Los Angeles, Academic Year, Fighting with Femininity: Gender and War in Aztec Discourse
Patricia A. McAnany, Boston University, Academic Year, The Economic Expression of Social Inequality Among the Classic Maya
Jeanette E. Sherbondy, Washington College, Academic Year, Water in Inca Time, Space, and Thought
Junior Fellows
Kevin Johnston, Yale University, Spring, The Hidden Maya: Late Classic Nonplatformed Residential Structures at Itzan, Guatemala
Dana Leibsohn, University of California, Los Angeles, Academic Year, Mapping Memory: The Art of Nahua History
Summer Fellows
Antonio J. Fresco Gonzáles, Museum of the Banco Central del Ecuador, El Quito de los Incas
Kevin Johnston, Yale University, Hidden Houses of the Lowland Maya
Jeanette E. Sherbondy, Washington College, Water in Inca Time, Space, and Thought
1990/91
Fellow
John M.D. Pohl, University of California, Los Angeles, Academic Year, The Codex Zouche-Nuttall
Junior Fellows
Heidy Fogel, Yale University, Academic Year, A Comparative Study of the Gallinazo Occupations of the Viru and Moche Valleys, Peru
Barbara Mundy, Yale University, Academic Year, The Maps of the Relaciones Geograficas of New Spain (1579–1586): Native Mapping in the Conquered Land
Javier Urcid, Yale University, Academic Year, Hieroglyphic Writing at Monte Alban, Oaxaca
Summer Fellows
Charles M. Hastings, Central Michigan University, Inka State: The Eastern Margins of Inka Imperialism in Central Peru
John V. Murra, Institute of Andean Research, Inka State: The Inka State and Ethnic Señorios in Andean History
Franklin Pease, Pontificia Universidad Católica, Lima, The Inka State and Ethnic Señoríos in Andean History
María Rostworowski, Instituto de Estudios Peruanos, Lima, Perú, Inka State: Señoríos, Territories, and Frontiers
Inge R. Schjellerup, National Museum of Denmark, Late Intermediate, Late Horizon, and Early Colonial Periods of the District of Chuquibamba, Province of Chachapoyas, Amazonas, Peru
John R. Topic, Trent University, Pre-Columbian Summer Seminar, Inka State; Ethnogenesis in Huamachuco
1989/90
Fellows
Peter Harrison, The University of New Mexico, Academic Year, Spatial Geometry and Logic in the Ancient Maya Mind as Reflected in Monumental Architecture
Ross Hassig, Columbia University, Academic Year, Warfare and the Mesoamerican Past
Ramiro Matos, Lima, Peru, Academic Year, Pumpu: An Inca Regional Administrative City
Constanza Vega Sosa, Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia, México, Academic Year, Codice Azoyu 2: Historia y tributacíon en la provincia de Tlapa
Junior Fellow
Joanne Pillsbury, Columbia University, Academic Year, Sculpted Friezes of the Empire of Chimor
Summer Fellows
Cynthia Kristan-Graham, Atlanta College of Art, Portraits of Power: Images of Early Postclassic Rulership at Tula
Peter van der Loo, Northern Arizona University, A Commentary on the Codex Cospi
1988/89
Fellows
Louise M. Burkhart, Indiana-Purdue University at Fort Wayne, Academic Year, The Virgin's Transit: Disclosures of Marian Devotion in Early Colonial Nahuatl Literature
Juan Pedro Laporte, University of San Carlos, Fall, El período Clásico Tardío en Mundo Perdido, Tikal, y sus alrededores
Gair Tourtellot III, The University of New Mexico, Academic Year, A Comparative Study of Ancient Maya Residencies
Junior Fellows
Bernd Fahmel-Beyer, Instituto de Investigaciones Antropológicas, UNAM, Academic Year, Monte Alban: Integración en una ciudad plural
Richard Wright, University of Virginia, Academic Year, Art Historical and Archaeological Approaches to the Analysis of Artifactual Style in Formative Pre-Columbian Societies
Summer Fellows
Bruce Byland, Herbert H. Lehman College of the City University of New York, The Archaeology and Ethnohistory of the Mixteca Alta
Carl Langeback, Universidad de los Andes, Chiefdoms and Trade in Northeastern Colombia and Western Venezuela During the 16th Century
John M.D. Pohl, University of California, Los Angeles, The Archaeology and Ethnohistory of the Mixteca Alta
Lorraine Williams-Beck, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, UNAM, Pre-Hispanic Settlement Systems in the Central Yucatan Peninsula: The Chenes Region Campeche, Mexico
1987/88
Fellows
Norman Hammond, Rutgers University, Spring, A Study of the Non-Monumental Art and Iconography of the Maya Pre-Classic
Sabine MacCormack, Stanford University, Academic Year, Between Two Worlds: History and Society in Early Colonial Peru
Meredith Paxton, The University of New Mexico, Academic Year, The Relación de las cosas de Yucatán: Influences on the Development of a Maya Ethnohistorical Source
Carolyn Tate, University of California, Los Angeles, Academic Year, Costume, Ritual, and Political Interaction in the Classic Maya Lowlands
Summer Fellows
Dorie Reents-Budet, University of California, Santa Barbara, The X-Ray and Pink Glyph Styles of Maya Polychrome Pottery: The Search for Artists, Meaning, and Provenience
Wendy Schonfeld, Columbia University, Toward an Identification of the Telamones and Atlantes at Chichen Itza
Summer Fellow (Junior)
Virginia Fields, University of Texas, Austin, A Synthesis of Early Classic Maya Hieroglyphic Inscriptions
1986/87
Fellows
Flora C. Clancy, The University of New Mexico, Academic Year, The History of Maya Monumental Sculpture
Andrea Stone, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Academic Year, A Study of Cave Paintings and Petroglyphs from Naj Tunich, Guatemala
Junior Fellows
Bruce Love, University of California, Los Angeles, Academic Year, A Commentary on the Paris Codex
Karl Taube, Yale University, Academic Year, The Maya New Year Festival: A Study of Liminality and Renewal
Summer Fellows
Frances Berdan, California State University, San Bernardino, Summer Research Seminar: Empire, Province and Village in Aztec History
Richard E. Blanton, Purdue University, Summer Research Seminar: Empire, Province and Village in Aztec History
Mary Hodge, Getty Art History Information Program, Williams College, Summer Research Seminar: Empire, Province and Village in Aztec History: Effects of Aztec Empire in the Valley of Mexico
Michael Smith, Loyola University of Chicago, Summer Research Seminar: Empire, Province and Village in Aztec History: Social and Economic Interaction between the Aztec Core and the Morelos Provinces: Archaeology and Ethnohistory
Emily Umberger, Arizona State University, Summer Research Seminar: Empire, Province and Village in Aztec History: Foreign, Hybrid, and Provincial Styles on the Aztec Horizon
1985/86
Fellow
Emily Umberger, Arizona State University, Academic Year, Aztec Sculptures, Hieroglyphs, and History
Junior Fellows
Stephen Houston, Yale University, Fall, Dynastic Interaction Among the Classic Maya: An Epigraphic Reconstruction
Margaret G. H. MacLean, University of California, Berkeley, Academic Year, Sacred Land, Sacred Water: Inca Landscape Planning in the Machu Picchu Area
Rebecca Rollins Stone, Yale University, Academic Year, Color Patterning in Huari and Tiahuanaco Tapestry Tunics: The Andean Artist, A.D. 500–900
Summer Fellow
William H. Isbell, State University of New York at Binghamton (SUNY), Andean State Expansion in the Iconography of Huari and Tiwanaku
1984/85
Fellows
William H. Isbell, State University of New York at Binghamton (SUNY), Academic Year, A Prehistoric Andean State: The Nature of Huari
Patricia Netherly, University of Massachusetts, Academic Year, Representation of Common Principles of Social and Political Organization in Central Andean Settlement, Pattern, and Artifacts
Junior Fellows
Abelardo Sandoval, State University of New York at Binghamton (SUNY), Academic Year, Architectural Continuity in Formative Ayacucho, Peru
Summer Fellows
Ellen T. Baird, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Summer Research Seminar: Cultural Adjustments after the Decline of Teotihuacan
Joseph W. Ball, San Diego State University, Summer Research Seminar: Cultural Adjustments after the Decline of Teotihuacan
Janet Catherine Berlo, University of Missouri, St. Louis, Summer Research Seminar: Cultural Adjustments after the Decline of Teotihuacan : The Decline of Teotihuacan and its Effect on the Highlands and Pacific Slopes of Guatemala
Richard Diehl, University of Missouri - Columbia, Summer Research Seminar: Cultural Adjustments after the Decline of Teotihuacan
Jeff Karl Kowalski, Northern Illinois University, Summer Research Seminar: Cultural Adjustments after the Decline of Teotihuacan
1983/84
Junior Fellows
Christopher Couch, Columbia University, Academic Year, The Illustrations of the Durán Group of Manuscripts
David Stuart, Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School (Graduate), Academic Year, Ancient Maya Writing
Steven A. Wegner, University of California, Berkeley, Academic Year, A Stylistic Study of Recuay Stone Sculpture
Summer Fellows
Federico Kauffman-Doig, Universidad Federico Villarreal, Chavín Stone Catalogue and Iconography
Debra Nagao, Columbia University, The Murals of Cacaxtla: Late Classic Eclecticism in Mesoamerica
Amy Oakland, University of Texas, Austin, The Huari Tapestry Shirts in the Collection of Robert Woods Bliss, Dumbarton Oaks, Washington, D.C.
1982/83
Fellow
David A. Freidel, Southern Methodist University, Academic Year, Pre-Classic Art and Architecture at Cerros: A Lowland Maya Center in Belize
Junior Fellow
Carl P. Beetz, University of Pennsylvania, Academic Year, Illustration at Dumbarton Oaks for Monuments of Piedras Negras, Guatemala
Summer Fellows
Ferdinand Anders, Leiden University, The Manuscripts of the Borgia Group Summer Seminar
John B. Carlson, University of Maryland, The Manuscripts of the Borgia Group Summer Seminar
Virginia Elizabeth Miller, University of Vienna, The Manuscripts of the Borgia Group Summer Seminar
H. B. Nicholson, University of California, Los Angeles, The Manuscripts of the Borgia Group Summer Seminar
Edward B. Sisson, University of Mississippi, The Manuscripts of the Borgia Group Summer Seminar
Peter van der Loo, University of Leiden and Amsterdam, The Manuscripts of the Borgia Group Summer Seminar
1981/82
Fellows
John S. Justeson, University of South Carolina, Academic Year, Comparative Studies of Mayan Hieroglyphic Writing
Virginia Elizabeth Miller, University of Texas, Austin, Academic Year, The Stucco Frieze at Acancéh, Yucatán
Summer Fellow
Mario A. Rivera, Universidad de Chile, Prehistory of the Meridional Andean Area
1980/81
Fellows
Richard Burger, University of California, Berkeley, Academic Year, The Ideologies and Religious Styles of the Central Coast Ceremonial Network, the Northern Ceremonial Network, and the Chavin Cult
Richard L. Luxton
1979/80
Junior Fellows
Mary Ellen Miller, Yale University, Academic Year, The Murals of Bonampak
Anne Paul, University of Texas, Austin, Academic Year, An Interpretation of Paracas Textile Iconography
1978/79
Bliss Fellow
Richard F. Townsend, University of Texas, Austin, Academic Year, Tenochtitlan and the Valley of Mexico: Time and Space in Urban Symbolism
Fellow
Alan Louis Kolata, Harvard University, Academic Year, Tree Symbolism in Ancient Mesoamerica
Richard F. Townsend
Junior Fellow
Flora C. Clancy, Yale University, Academic Year, A Formal Analysis of the Compositions and Carving Styles Found on Classic Maya Monuments
1977/78
Fellow
Sabine Mac Cormack
Junior Fellows
Jeff K. Kowalkski, Yale University, Academic Year
Visiting scholar
Floyd Lounsbury, Yale University, Academic Year
1976/77
Junior Fellow
Carlos B. Arostegui, Yale University, Academic Year, The Iconography of the Mixtec Codices: The Personal Names
1975/76
Junior Fellow
Linda Schele, University of South Alabama, Academic Year
Visiting scholar
Robert L. Rands, Southern Illinois University, Fall
1974/75
Bliss Fellow (Junior)
Barbara Braun, Columbia University, Fall, A Study of the Death Imagery of Santa Lucia Cotzumalhuapa, Guatemala, in the Middle Classic Horizon
Fellow
Rosemary Sharp, Ripon College, Academic Year, Greca: An Exploratory Study of Relationships between Art, Society, and Personality
Junior Fellow
Peter David Joralemon, Yale University, Academic Year, Corpus, Analysis, and Study of the Evolution of the Olmec Art Style
1973/74
Visiting scholar
Floyd Lounsbury, Yale University, Academic Year
1972/73
Bliss Fellow
Joyce Marcus, Harvard University, Academic Year, A Reconstruction of the Socio-Political Structure of the Classic Maya with Inferences Drawn from the Iconography and Epigraphy
1971/72
Bliss Fellow
Chiaki Kano, University of Gakushuin & The University of Tokyo, Academic Year, A Typological and Functional Study of Stone Artifacts in the Formative Period in the Andes; A Comparative Study of Ceramic Cultures in Mesoamerica and the Andes in the Formative Period; and The Development of the Pre-Chavín Culture in the Central Highlands of Peru and its relationship to the Chavín Culture
Bliss Fellow (Junior)
S. Jeffrey K. Wilkerson, Tulane University, Academic Year
Visiting Fellow
Arthur Miller
1970/71
Bliss Fellow
Arthur Miller, Yale University, Academic Year, A Systematic Study of the Iconography of Teotihuacán Mural Painting
