Ann Kendall

Ann Kendall OBE (6 January 1939 - 23 February 2019) was a British archaeologist who in 1977 founded the Cusichaca Archaeological Project which restored the Inca irrigation system in Peru.[1][2][3][4]

Publications
  • Toward a definition of music : relation and meaning in music, 1963
  • Everyday Llife oh the Incas : drawings and photographs by the author, 1973
  • Inca architecture and planning at the Inca sites in the Cusichaca area (microfilm)., 1974
  • Architecture and planning at the Inca sites in the Cusichaca area, 1974
  • Aspects of inca architecture, 1974
  • De Inca's, 1975
  • Descripción e inventario de las formas arquitéctónicas inca : patrones de distribución e inferencias cronológicas, 1976
  • Archaeological research in the lower Urubamba : the Cusichaca Project : problems and evaluation of archaeological procedure, 1976
  • Current archaeological projects in the Central Andes : some approaches and results, 1984
  • Aspects of Inca architecture, 1985
  • The Patacancha project : a new 5-year research project in the Central Andes of Peru, 1988
  • Everyday life of the Incas, 1989
  • Los patrones de asentamiento y desarrollo rural prehispánico entre Ollantaytambo y Machu Picchu., 1991
  • Infraestructura agrícola e hidráulica pre-hispánica : presente y futuro, 1992
  • Proyecto arqueológico Cusichaca, Cusco : investigaciones arqueológicas y de rehabilitación agrícola, 1994
  • Jean-Pierre Protzen, Inca arquitecture and construction at Ollantambo ..., 1994
  • Restauración de sistemas agrícolas prehispánicos en la Sierra Sur, Perú, 1997
  • The restoration of Pre-Hispanic agricultural systems : archaeology and indigenous technology and rural development, 1997
  • Traditional technology emphasized in a model for Andean rural development., 1997
  • Irrigando el futuro : manual para la restauración de sistemas de irrigación prehispánicos en la Sierra Sur, Perú, 1997
  • Restauración de andenes prehispánicos en la Sierra Sur del Perú : adaptación de tecnología en zonas sísmicas semiáridas, 2001
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References
  1. "Tributes flood in to commemorate Ann Kendall, pioneering archaeologist of the Andes - Senate House Library". www.senatehouselibrary.ac.uk.
  2. "500,000 Inca Valley photos and papers by pioneering female archaeologist digitised for 50th anniversary - Senate House Library". www.senatehouselibrary.ac.uk.
  3. UCL (27 March 2019). "Ann Kendall". Institute of Archaeology.
  4. "Ann Kendall obituary". 26 March 2019 – via www.thetimes.co.uk.


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