Graphic novel inspired by professor's archaeological research in Bolivia

After years studying the ancient civilization of the indigenous Aymara people at the Chiripa archaeological site in Bolivia, Penn State Associate Professor of Anthropology José Capriles and his longtime research collaborator adopted a very modern medium — that of the graphic novel — to help them tell its story.

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