archaeologist Ruth Shady

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Ruth Shady is a Peruvian archaeologist best known for uncovering and leading research on the ancient city of Caral, one of the oldest known urban centers in the Americas.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Peruvian scientist
archaeologist
human
associatedWith Sacred City of Caral-Supe
surface form: Caral archaeological site

Norte Chico region of Peru
surface form: Norte Chico civilization
contributedTo recognition of Caral as one of the earliest cities in the Americas
understanding of early state formation in Andean region
countryOfCitizenship Peru
familyName Shady
fieldOfWork Andean archaeology
archaeology
pre-Columbian civilizations
gender female
givenName Ruth
hasNotableAchievement helped establish Caral as a UNESCO-recognized heritage site (indirectly through research impact)
hasRole director of archaeological investigations at Caral
principal investigator of the Caral-Supe project
influenced subsequent research on early Andean civilizations
knownFor research on the ancient city of Caral
studies of the Norte Chico civilization
uncovering one of the oldest known urban centers in the Americas
languageOfWorkOrName Spanish
name Ruth Shady
nationality Peruvian
notableWork archaeological project at Caral
occupation archaeologist
placeOfActivity Caral
surface form: Caral, Peru

Peruvian coastal region
Supe Valley, Peru
researchFocus complex societies on the Peruvian coast
early urbanism in the Americas
studies ancient urban planning in pre-Columbian Peru
social and political organization of early Andean societies

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Caral discoveredBy archaeologist Ruth Shady
Sacred City of Caral-Supe discoveredBy archaeologist Ruth Shady