Jerry Moore

Professor

California State University--Dominguez Hills

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College of Natural and Behavioral Sciences

Department Of Anthropology

Jerry Moore is currently serving as a College Of Natural And Behavioral Sciences Professor at California State University--Dominguez Hills.

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Jerry Moore

California State University--Dominguez Hills

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South American Contributions to World Archaeology. Mariano Bonomo and Sonia Archila, Editors. 2021. Springer, Cham, Switzerland. XII + 461 Pp., 101 B/W Illustrations. $149.99 (Hardback), Isbn 9783030739973.. Latin American Antiquity (2022)

Archaeological Interpretations: Symbolic Meaning Within Andes Prehistory Edited by Petereeckhoutgainesville: University Press of Florida, 2020. 281 Pp.. American Anthropologist (2021)

Goleta Slough Prehistory: Insights Gained From a Vanishing Archaeological Record. Michael a. Glassow, Editor. 2020. Contributions in Anthropology 4. Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History, Santa Barbara, California. XII + 314 Pp. $32.50 (Paperback), Isbn 978-0-936494-49-4.. American Antiquity (2020)

Andean Statecraft Before the Incas. Oxford University Press eBooks (2018)

Archaeology of Domestic Architecture and the Human Use of Space. Sharon Steadman. 2015. Left Coast Press, Walnut Creek. 394 Pp. $44.95 (Paperback) Isbn 978-1-61132-283-5.. American Antiquity (2016)

At Home With the Sapa Inca: Architecture, Space, and Legacy at Chinchero. by Stella Nair (Austin, University of Texas Press, 2015) 268 Pp. $125.00 Cloth $45.00 Paper. The Journal of Interdisciplinary History (2016)

Inca Sacred Space: Landscape, Site and Symbol in the Andes. Journal of Historical Geography (2015)

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Ancient Origins of the Mexican Plaza: From Primordial Sea to Public Space. American Anthropologist (2014)

Architecture, Settlement, and Formative Developments in the Equatorial Andes: New Discoveries in the Department of Tumbes, Peru. Latin American Antiquity (2010)

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Making a Huaca. Journal of Social Archaeology (2010)

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