The present work is the result of the archaeological investigations carried out in the rural community of San Martin de Yanapiruro and Ichubamba, in the jurisdiction of the district of Chiara, province of Huamanga, region Ayacucho. It basically contains an informative value that gives to the community in general new records of closed settlements such as caves and rocky coats, associated with pictographs, lithic, ceramic and architecture. Based on these evidences we intend to reconstruct the prehispanic history of a high Andean population, in Relation to the surrounding environment.

This paper is a report from a superficial recognition, in a sector of the dust Huatata River basin. Includes the territories of the current Community campesina San Martin of Yanapiruro and Ichubamba, district of Chiara, province of Huamanga (Ayacucho). During the record surface identified a high number of huancas of different forms and sizes, distributed in the top and slopes of several hills between 3900 to 4300 meters above sea level. From the archaeological record and detailed description we examined on the basis of the information ethnohistorical and works relating to the topic to achieve new data to the community in general.

Part of a research work that involves the archeology of the south-central Sierra of the Andean territory is presented, corresponding to the chronological framework of the Early Intermediate Period and the Middle Horizon. Acuchimay is one of the pre-Hispanic settlements adjacent to the archaeological site of Rudaqasa, located in the heart of the current city of Ayacucho, which keeps the testimony of an ancient occupation of the Warpa and Wari times, as well as other sites, located throughout the Huarpa river basin. The fundamental objective is to know and retrieve all the possible existing information to define the importance of the site during the Warpa and Wari times. The method used is descriptive and synthesized from the visit around Acuchimay and the cultural material recovered from the surface; likewise, it is complemented by some private collections existing in the properties of th...