English: Warawara ("Star", in Aymara language, was a young adult female ceremoniously laid to rest 9000 years ago in the Andes Mountains of Peru. A large-mammal hunting toolkit accompanied her to the grave. This artistic rendering is based on burial observations and other archaeological observations from the region. The illustration was produced by artist, Matthew Verdolivo, in collaboration with archaeologist, Randy Haas.
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