Estanislao Pazmiño

I am an archaeologist mainly interested in Andean and Amazonian archaeology. My research focuses on the study of the forms of social interaction that flowed between different geographical and cultural regions with particular attention to the role that exchange, religion and landscape played on the configuration of early societies. My background includes experience in cultural heritage management and archaeological research in diverse geographic regions such as the upper Amazon, the eastern and western slopes of the Andes, and the highlands of Ecuador. 

Publications:

Pazmiño, Estanislao (2021) Monumentality and Social Complexity in the Upano Valley, Upper Amazon of Ecuador In: The Archaeology of the Upper Amazon: Complexity and Interaction in the Andean Tropical Forest, edited by Ryan Clasby and Jason Nesbitt. University Press of Florida. 

Pazmiño, Estanislao (2014) Huataviro y los señoríos de la sierra norte del Ecuador [Huataviro and the Chiefdoms of the Northern Sierra of Ecuador]. In: Revista del Instituto Nacional de Patrimonio Cultura [Journal of the National Institute of Cultural Heritage]l. Pp. 56-69. INPC. Quito, Ecuador.

Rostain, Stéphen and Estanislao Pazmiño (2013) Treinta Años de Investigación a las Faldas de Sangay [Thirty Years of Research on the Slopes of Sangay]. In: Memorias del Congreso Internacional de Arqueología de la Alta Amazonía [Memoirs of the International Archaeology Congress of the Upper Amazon]. Edited by Francisco Valdéz. Pp. 55-82. Institut de recherche pour le développement. Quito, Ecuador.

Pazmiño, Estanislao (2010) Desarrollo Cultural Prehispánico en el Valle del Alto Upano: Análisis Cerámico en el Sitio “La Lomita”, Morona Santiago, Ecuador [Prehispanic Cultural Development in the Upper Upano Valley: Ceramic Analysis at the Site “La Lomita”, Morona Santiago, Ecuador]. In: Cuadernos de Investigación [Research Journal], No. 8. Pp 149-165. PUCE. Quito, Ecuador.