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2017 marks the thirtieth anniversary of the discovery of the Lord of Sipán, one of the most spectacular gold... Read more about Video: Tales of the Moche Kings and Queens: Elite Burials from the North Coast of Peru

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Peru’s early colonial history is generally viewed from the perspective of the Europeans who invaded the region... Read more about Video: From Conquest to Colony: The Early Colonial Period in Peru

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The hearth of Olmec civilization is located in the tropical lowlands of Mexico’s... Read more about Video: The Dawn of Olmec Civilization

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In the first century CE, Teotihuacan became the capital of the area... Read more about Video: Teotihuacan and the Making of a World City

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In the 1960s, Gordon Willey and a team of Harvard archaeologists led... Read more about Video: The Origins of Maya Civilization: New Insights from Ceibal

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A rigged election and a political crisis among competing elites, middle classes,... Read more about Video: The Mexican Revolution of 1910: A Sociohistorical Interpretation

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Ancient Maya civilization—known for its cities, monumental architecture,... Read more about Video: The Ancient Maya Response to Climate Change: A Cautionary Tale

Harvard University's 1650 charter founded a multicultural educational setting... Read more about Video: Life at Colonial Harvard: The Archaeological Evidence

The 1978 discovery of the Great Aztec Temple in downtown Mexico City riveted... Read more about Video: Eduardo Matos Moctezuma Discovers Himself: Excavations of the Great Aztec Temple

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