Parker VanValkenburgh received a grant from the National Geographic Society’s Committee on Research and exploration to support his ongoing field research project, “The Archaeology of Forced Resettlement and Daily Life at Carrizales and Conjunto 131, Zana Valley, Peru.” His volume Territoriality in Archaeology (co-edited with James F. Osborne) is due out this month in the series Archaeological Papers of the American Anthropological Association, and his article “Hybridity, Creolization and Mestizaje: A Comment” appeared in Volume 28.1 of Archaeological Review from Cambridge.

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