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About me:
I am an adjunct professor at
Calfornia State University Sacramento and Napa Valley College and I teach several
Anthropology classes including Introduction to Archaeology, Cultural
Anthropology, Biological Anthropology,
and Biological Anthropology Laboratory.
Archaeology has taken me all over the world including Belize, Iceland,
Mexico, and Peru. I
have worked in Peru for the last 10 years and have excavated at several Pre-Columbian
sites focusing on the Moche, Pukara, Tiwanaku, and Inca cultures.
I conducted
my dissertation research at one of the earliest urban cities in South
America, Pampa Grande. I focused on the social and economic dimensions of
Moche households and I investigated the changes that occurred with the
development of urbanism in the middle class domestic
areas at the site. For more information, please check out www.pampagrande.org.
Ilana Johnson 2277 Napa-Vallejo Hwy
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Field Projects:
Other Archaeology Links:
Paucarcolla
Napa Valley College:
Sacramento City College:
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