Literary Offerings

Explore a curated selection of books dedicated to the rich histories, art, and cultures of Pre-Columbian civilizations across the Americas. These publications offer an in-depth exploration of ancient societies, delving into their rituals, artistry, and daily lives.

Our collection includes works that cover the archaeological cultural phases of North AmericaMesoamericaLower Central Americathe Caribbean, and South America. Whether you are seeking detailed academic studies, beautifully illustrated guides, or accessible overviews, these books provide an invaluable resource for both collectors and enthusiasts.

Highlights include titles on the Maya civilization, the Mississippian cultures, the Inca Empire, and the artistry of regions like Ecuador and Costa Rica. Additionally, you’ll find specialized books focusing on pottery, stone artifacts, and ceremonial objects, offering detailed insights into the craftsmanship and cultural significance of these ancient creations.

These books are essential companions for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of Pre-Columbian art and history, enhancing your appreciation for the artifacts and the vibrant cultures that shaped the Americas.

SAA Latin American Antiquity Journals

A collection of 72 back issues of Latin American Antiquity, a quarterly scholarly publication from the Society for American Archaeology. This comprehensive set

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Encyclopedia of Latin American History and Culture

A 5-volume set spans the centuries from the earliest civilizations of the Olmec, Maya, and Chavin to the present day. The region is broadly defined to include

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The Copper of Ancient Peru

A comprehensive source on pre-Columbian Peruvian copper. Specialists and collectors highly seek after them.

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World of Spirits in Pre-Columbian Ecuador

An elegant 17th century house on Cuenca Street in the historic center of Quito, long known as the Casa del Alabado (the House of Praise), is today

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The Sacred Valley of the Incas: Myths and Symbols

Fernando and Edgar Elorrieta Salazar introduce the world to a new and profound view of Andean myths that they have been able to decode and convert into history

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