Jesse L. Rosenberger Work in Progress Seminar: Stefanie Bautista

Jesse L. Rosenberger Work in Progress Seminar: Stefanie Bautista, Assistant Professor of Archaeology

Stefanie Bautista graduated from Stanford University with a M.A. and Ph.D. in Anthropology, and from the University of California, Santa Barbara, with a B.A. in Anthropology. Her research focuses primarily on Andean prehistory, ceramic analysis, prehispanic religion and ritual, and household archaeology. Dr. Bautista is currently co-directing an archaeological project at the monumental center of Antimpampa located in Arequipa, Peru, that focuses on how ritual and domestic practice contributed to making powerful places in the Andes. She is also working on a manuscript entitled, Becoming Paracas: Coalescence on the Ancient Peruvian South Coast, that examines the question of identity formatting using Paracas (850-250 BCE) as a case study.

The Center began hosting a regular, bi-weekly lunchtime seminar series in January 2016. This series includes presentations by the Center’s faculty fellows.