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URL:https://researchweek.unc.edu/events/tales-from-the-field-2022/
SUMMARY:Tales from the Field: Doing Research in Peru in a Time of Terrorism
 \, Cholera\, and Hyper-Inflation
DESCRIPTION:About the Speaker\nBrian Billman\nAssociate Professor\n\nArea o
 f Interest:\nArchaeology of Chiefdoms and States\, Political Economy\, Hum
 an Violence\, the Evolution of Human Behavior\, Heritage Preservation\, Se
 ttlement Pattern Analysis\, the prehistory of the Andes and the American S
 outhwest.\n\n\n\nIn the fall of 1990\, Brian Billman and Laurie King-Billm
 an arrived in Peru\, where Brian was going to do fieldwork for a PhD disse
 rtation on the origins of the Moche State (AD 200-800). Although the PhD p
 roposal did not survive the first week of fieldwork\, they managed to surv
 ive 13 months of economic chaos caused by “Fujishock”\, strikes\, prot
 ests\, the guerilla insurgency\, a close encounter with the Peruvian army 
 in the field\, and a cholera epidemic. \n\nThey returned home with enough 
 data to eventually complete the dissertation and with their daughter\, Sar
 a\, born by Laurie during the epidemic.
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  North Carolina\, 27514\, United States
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