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discovery of the remains of two adult males and one adult female with missing feet bones

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Archaeological context: a term which describes the exact location an archaeological artefact is found; something that is important to preserve and record in detail in order to interpret the artefact itself.
Aspects of Context: matrix (physical matter surrounding it); association with other finds; provenience, meaning its horizontal and vertical position

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If the association with previously discovered skeletons, art and ceramics were disregarded in the case of the Mocollope female, it would not be illogical to presume that the skeleton’s foot was removed or destroyed along with the other missing parts of the skeleton

absence of offerings= indicates class of individual

found with drinking vessel= most likely not criminals (ASHMEAD)

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The absence offerings indicates the individual buried was not of significant social standing.

The fact that the El Brujo male was found with both feet missing suggests that the feet were not removed as a direct result of disease, but instead were deliberately removed.

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Osteological Evidence of Moche Foot Amputation

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Osteological Evidence of Moche Foot Amputation

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Huacos, or mummy grave, pottery. These are drinking vessels modelled to mimic human form which are commonly found buried within reach of a Moche individual’s remains

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primary context: if it is found in the exact state, position and location that it originally came from, having been unmoved by either natural or human interference
secondary context:  has been physically moved from its original position and/or location
e.g. Bill Ferguson